However, it still gives me the same error that there are invalid include paths. vscode folder in the same directory and adding a c_cpp_properties.json file with the following text (I don't know if anything other than the includePath is necessary but I've put it in anyway just in case): ", "antlr4-runtime"] and putting antlr4-runtime in a different folder higher up. I have tried to resolve this by creating a new. ( antlr4-runtime\atn\PrecedencePredicateTransition.h) Should be: #include "AbstractPredicateTransition.h" Sometimes the files contain both correct and incorrect includes, for example here, where both header files are in the same directory as the file, so only the bottom one is correct: #include "atn/AbstractPredicateTransition.h"
When downloading (C++, Windows), the files contained within have directories which are not always relative to the file, for example antlr4-runtime/atn/AbstractPredicateTransition.h contains #include "atn/Transition.h" which fails unless I remove the atn/.
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