ijpq / MYENV

VIM/TMUX

file	note	location	cmd
.tmux.conf	TMUX configuration file	/home/$USER/	install tmux first, restore session after reboot: https://andrewjamesjohnson.com/restoring-tmux-sessions/
.bashrc	env file	/home/$USER/	read in detail

require build from source	how to get src	note	prerequirement
cmake	https://github.com/Kitware/CMake/releases	untar it, set prefix to configure and make + make install
gmp	https://gmplib.org/#DOWNLOAD	see readme
gdb	https://www.sourceware.org/gdb/download/	untar it, set prefix to configure and make + make install	gmp
gtags(global)	https://www.gnu.org/software/global/download.html	see readme, gtags used by leaderf, see vim config
vim9	https://github.com/vim/vim/tags	configure setting may more complex, please check python3+ enable after make install	python
tmux plugin manager	https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm#installation

required by vim	src	note
fonts for nerdtree	https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts	clone this repo to local PC, then install fonts via scripts(Option 3: Install Script)
wakatime	https://github.com/wakatime/vim-wakatime	using command to input api key
others		see doc in vim plugin repo carefully

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youcompleteme vim plugins need extra setup. before that you need a vim8.2 build from source and so on, some info refer to .bashrc when multi user sys.

IT IS REALLY RECOMMENDED TO READ SERIOUSLY README.MD IN youcompleteme repo to get a CORRECT setting.

when multi user sys, you supposed to build any files with --prefix=${HOME}/.install, which install the binary and other files to you local user dir, such as cmake/gtags/vim...

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update@2022.6.23 after a huge of config operations about vim index in cpp working RECENTLY, i found out:

1. except LSP, gtas, ctags, those static syntax indexing is unreliably, (get_reduce_workspace_in_bytes not found in megbrain repo). so, i highly recommended using leaderf with rg to find all string about what you inspect; using leaderf with Function to show up function list;
2. make you familiar with leaderf, nerdtree.

update@2022.7.30

1. install gdb from source via same path configure --prefix -> make -> make install, but it is required that install GMP in advance.