Clang-based C/C++ completion for Howl, my favorite text editor.
$ mkdir -p ~/.howl/bundles $ cd ~/.howl/bundles $ git clone --recursive https://github.com/kirbyfan64/howl-autoclang.git $ cd howl-autoclang/ljclang $ make
Set the config variable clang_completion to true in order for it to work.
For other config variables, see init.moon.
After a bunch of recent changes, I would consider it quite usable. It uses the actual completion API and has a cache to avoid insane lag when typing a long word. I've used it quite a bit, and it works really well.
Note that completing C++ is still slower than C, for slightly obvious reasons...
Of course, it's still new, so you may experience some minor issues, though I doubt there will be anything major.