Add .clang-format file to ensure consistent style of C++ #3337
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@mike-lischke Adds |
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Does adding that file change anything in the current formatting? |
mike-lischke
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Dec 7, 2021
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@parrt Another C++ patch ready for merging. |
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This change adds a
.clang-formatfile to the root directory to enable consistent styling of C++. It disables all languages except C++ for now (unless we decide to use clang-format for other languages as well). I based it off of LLVM and forced right alignment for pointers and references. It seems to be pretty close, however we can always tweak it going forward as it is very configurable. https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormatStyleOptions.html