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My config (just started out with nvim so it‘s by no means finished, yet C++ development and debugging works): https://gitlab.com/david_wright/nvim And yeah, using gradle for C++ is a bit unconventional, unless you‘re using the android ndk for native android development. I would advise against it, there are better tools for this like cmake (sort of the de-facto standard that people love to hate) or bazel
Doing a quick search gradle doesn't seem to support compile_commands.json. If you're just getting started with c++ the de facto build system is cmake, pretty much every library that you'd care to use supports it so you can easily integrate them into your project. (see this survey if you want to get an idea of how popular each build system is)
You can see my dotfiles here https://github.com/matu3ba/dotfiles/tree/master/.config/nvim