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I would love if imperfect #includes (what I understand this tool is supposed to point out) simply became a compile warning and part of the toolchain. I would lo
by rsp1984 11y ago
I would love if imperfect #includes (what I understand this tool is supposed to point out) simply became a compile warning and part of the toolchain. I would love such a feature and would use it a lot.
However wrt this project I just looked at the "Instructions for Users" and it tells me how to build it and that I need to observe this and that and a lot of other things for it not to go wrong. Sorry, I just don't have the time for that. Why not just provide binaries for the most important platforms?
- gregorburger 11y agohttp://include-what-you-use.org/downloads/ http://include-what-you-use.org/downloads/
- drewm1980 11y agoIf you're using Ubuntu, it's this package: sudo apt-get install iwyu I agree the name isn't clear; I also wasted time downloading and compiling stuff until I realized it was in apt after all. On my VS 2015, in C#, the IDE grays out unused includes, so Microsoft has at least ~something. I'm hoping these tool are just a first step towards mostly automatic #include management.