title: Efficiently Using SublimeText with SublimeClang for CMake/C++ Projects
body: <p>I have been trying to play with SublimeText2 for some time now. While it is very easy to work with Python in it almost out of the box, working with C++ is a bit more tricky. I can manage to set up a CMake build script by copying and modifying the existing Makefile script, but there are many things that just don't work as they do in a CMake supported IDE, like Eclipse CDT. SublimeText 2 does not seem to understand the concept of a separate build directory, it also cannot get me autocomplete through SublimeClang, if I include the libraries with reference to the directories added in CMake. SublimeClang keeps complaining that it cannot find the libraries, and when I try to <code>#include</code>, it cannot even offer me autocomplete on standard STL header file names, e.g., algorithm. If someone has a pipeline figured out, I would be obliged to hear about it.</p>
  
  <p>I have asked this question in more general purpose usage-related forums before, where I did not get any response, which is why I thought of posting it here.</p>