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I’m new to Linux and nvim and have heard a lot of great things about the Kickstart.nvim configuration by tj. I’m learning C++ and trying to configure the compiler to use --std=c++20 by default, but I’m having trouble getting it to work.

I don’t want to manually add flags every time I compile, and I would prefer a setup where I don't need to specify the flag each time. I’ve tried searching and also used ChatGPT to help me understand how to set it up, but I’m still confused. I also tried setting the --std=c++20 flag globally, but that didn’t seem to work either.

Could anyone guide me on how to set up my nvim and Kickstart.nvim configuration to automatically use --std=c++20 when compiling C++ code?

Thanks in advance for your help!

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