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I now almost always format C and C++ with clang-format -I pure, without any .clang-format overrides. There's no need for lengthy discussions with co-workers th
by rurban 2y ago
I now almost always format C and C++ with clang-format -I pure, without any .clang-format overrides.
There's no need for lengthy discussions with co-workers then. Just for bigger projects there's a need for Statement Macro Declarations, but that's arguably a bug/limitation in clang-format