It's part of a compiler ecosystem. ie. The front end is shared.
See clang-tidy and clang analyzer for example.
ps: That's what I like most about the core guidelines, they are trying very hard to stick to guidelines (not rules) that pretty much uncontroversially make things safer _and_ can be checked automatically.
They're explicitly walking away from bikeshed paintings like naming conventions and formatting.
See clang-tidy and clang analyzer for example.
ps: That's what I like most about the core guidelines, they are trying very hard to stick to guidelines (not rules) that pretty much uncontroversially make things safer _and_ can be checked automatically.
They're explicitly walking away from bikeshed paintings like naming conventions and formatting.