> At least in a very specific context - C programming and working on some small subset of llvm internals. I am not very experienced C or C++ programmer, nor I k

> At least in a very specific context - C programming and working on some small subset of llvm internals. I am not very experienced C or C++ programmer, nor I know anything about LLVM API. I'm not sure what you're working on, but as someone dependent on LLVM-based tools, reading this is kind of terrifying. I'm sure your intentions are good, but I hope you're at least making it clear that you're heavily reliant on the output of Copilot when making contributions to something. C and C++ in particular are not the kind of language where someone inexperienced can be trusted to review. > Yes, the code it generates come out often incorrect, but even my low level expertise allows me to spot issues. Can you give an example of some issues? C and C++ are compiled, so there will be obvious compilation errors, but there are also a lot of "foot guns" that are not obvious and will bite you at runtime.