Ah, while I am still downloading LLVM from GitHub (very slow: and very large in size).
I come with my new ideas-to-write this new blog:
Because Learning to configure VIM forces me to learn git. And now I think why haven ' t I came across GitHub earlier?.. Of course I had, but maybe it ' s so-calledさだめ.
First download a binary of Git, an NMAKE (vs installed ...), or maybe I can try make + G++/GCC?.. I'll give a try later.
Python installed, with its path set to Env-path.
- Use Git to clone VIM Source: Git clone https://github.com/vim/vim some-empty/notexist-folder-locally
- Compile VIM using nmake: nmake-f make_mvc.mak gui=yes python3= python3_ver= dynamic_python3= cpu=amd64 [For more info, See *make_mvc.mak*]
- Clone Vundle Source: : Git clone Https://github.com/vundlevim/vundle.vim Some-empty/notexist-folder-locally\vimfiles\bundle\vundle.vim
- Open Gvim.exe and run by:P Lugininstall
- Compile Ycm:python install.py--msvc=--arch=32/64--clang-completer
Done.
A convenient the Installing (compiling) VIM with YCM