...unless you are talking about nacstandalone/
Also I can't find any C-style casts in nac3core/irrt, or at least with rg '\*\)' nac3core/irrt and vim.
I am fully relying on .clang-format to reformat, and it really does not like T*. Many of the formatting issues come from me just doing
$ find nac3core/irrt -name '*.hpp' -o -name…
Revised. Squash commits when everything is ok.
Update: I think implementing it would make the process a bit too complicated, at least with the solution I came up with.
- Write a Makefile
- Write the multi-file compilation process in that…
Sure I can reformat everything to LLVM, should be little work. Later commits too.
IRRT_DEBUG_ASSERT_BOOL itself will be used to write stuff like:
if (IRRT_DEBUG_ASSERT_BOOL) {
// Code that only runs in debug mode.
}
I could place a bunch of `#ifdef IRRT_DEBUG_AS…
I would like to understand why.
I am not too familiar with constexpr and why people put them everywhere.
Microsoft again.
I am not using reinterpret_cast because it is convenient. Do they make a difference?
Sure, but I didn't want to deal with having to managing temporary files. I can implement that now.
I picked Microsoft arbitrarily. Could we reformat demo.c to be Microsoft style too?
Closing, to be broken down into smaller PRs.