#include <xc.h> should look like that in Cpp and not be seen as html markup, also comparaison and << >> bit manipulation

[blotfi]

Language
C and C++

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the issue is for includes compilation directives #include <xc.h>
it works well with file
<pre data-src="code/TP0/cmde.c"></pre>
but not if it is included in the html

<pre data-start="0" ><code class="language-cpp line-numbers">
#include <xc.h>
return;
#ifdef NON
void list()
{
}

if not possible to add it, how can I not use markup
or I am obliged to change all my < into < manually? (boring)
thanks

[RunDevelopment]

You can use the Unescaped Markup plugin.

However, if you use Unescaped Markup's comment style, be sure to not use the --> operator in your code. 😄

[blotfi]

yes I tried it and it didn't work

and now after multiple tries I know why it was not working for me

https://prismjs.com/plugins/unescaped-markup/
if you don't ask for
Markup + HTML + XML + SVG + MathML + SSML + Atom + RSS 2.15KB
it will not work

So you should clearly mention this on the page: https://prismjs.com/plugins/unescaped-markup/
Or if you check this plugins, automatically it checks the 1st syntax option

so for my C/C++/JSON the minimum I need is;
https://prismjs.com/download.html#themes=prism&languages=markup+clike+c+cpp+json&plugins=line-numbers+file-highlight+keep-markup+unescaped-markup

[RunDevelopment]

I had no idea that the plugin required Markup... It doesn't even use it, it's just a requirement... I'll remove the requirement.

[RunDevelopment]

The requirement is removed now. You can remove Markup from your build.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

[blotfi]

I confirm, it works now without the markup.
At least, we found this bug!
You can now close this issue