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Created March 30, 2023 15:01

I'm using GoLand 2022.3.4 I'm not sure what you mean by "synchronize dependencies", but I tried manually putting the "require ..." line, and then the autoformat-on-save no longer deleted. But I sti...
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Created March 20, 2023 20:25

I had the exact same question; "choose lookup item" is a really obscure name for this; I would've never known to look for this!
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Created March 09, 2023 02:41

Update: "Refresh Cargo Projects" indeed fixed the issue. In my comment above, I noticed that when I restarted CLion, my previous project, which already had rand as a dependency, had suggestions wor...
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Created March 08, 2023 23:56

I wasn't able to test "Refresh Cargo Projects" because of the following: Interestingly, when I restarted CLion, the suggestions started working, i.e. when I typed "rand::th", suggestions menu succe...
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Created March 07, 2023 12:48

I already have use rand; the code compiles fine, but the completion doesn't work.
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Created September 18, 2022 01:44

so it seems if I press ctrl + space, then all the completions including cudaMalloc and cudaFree successfully show up. It's only when DON'T press ctrl + space, the completion menu only has macros. I...
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Created September 04, 2022 19:45

Trying this on Fedora 35 with CLion, and code completion of functions doesn't work here either. It still only shows macros. However, once I type cudaMallocManaged, CLion *does* seem to know the arg...
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Created September 02, 2022 09:40

I looked into this further by right clicking cudaMallocManaged and going to "definition", and it put me in cuda_runtime.h, where I noticed that cudaMallocManaged is actually a C++ template. Maybe t...
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Created September 02, 2022 09:39

It seems like all of the items in that menu are Macros which we can see from the # in front. So the problem here seems to be that normal functions are not actually included in the code completion. ...
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Created September 02, 2022 01:11

I had the exact same problem as OP, and selecting amd64, in addition to setting Visual Studio as the default (as opposed to MinGW) in architecture fixed it for me. However, this seems to be a bug, ...
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