Vanshaj

I remember having this issue about an year ago. If I remember correctly I changed the clang from 32-bit to 64-bit binary. I just installed 64-bit version of clang using scoop, which for some reason installed the 32-bit version by default. It worked that way no problem.

Nixos?

I use a process manager like btop for this.

I think there are 22 officially recognised languages in India.

Nah

They are in more need of it.

For a moment I thought I was on command line