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 Typically, Wonderful code is written using [[https://vscodium.com/|VSCodium]] (or another fork of VSCode) with the [[https://clangd.llvm.org/installation.html|clangd plugin]] installed. Typically, Wonderful code is written using [[https://vscodium.com/|VSCodium]] (or another fork of VSCode) with the [[https://clangd.llvm.org/installation.html|clangd plugin]] installed.
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-Other IDEs and editors with clangd support, such as Sublime Text and vim, should also have full compatibility. In addition, the following IDEs have been tested and should at least partially work: 
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-  * Visual Studio Code, using Microsoft's own C extension with IntelliSense, 
-  * CLion, using JetBrains's own C engine. 
  
 To install the clangd plugin in VSCodium: To install the clangd plugin in VSCodium:
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   - Select the project extension named "clangd" provided by "llvm-vs-code-extensions".   - Select the project extension named "clangd" provided by "llvm-vs-code-extensions".
   - Press the "Install" button and follow any further instructions displayed by the IDE.   - Press the "Install" button and follow any further instructions displayed by the IDE.
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 +Other IDEs and editors with clangd support, such as Sublime Text and vim, should also have full compatibility. In addition, the following IDEs have been tested and should at least partially work:
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 +  * Visual Studio Code, using Microsoft's own C extension with IntelliSense,
 +  * CLion, using JetBrains's own C engine.
  
 ===== Installing an emulator ===== ===== Installing an emulator =====
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