C++ Weekly - Ep 148 - clang-tidy Checks To Avoid

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[VFPnkQT]

Why are platform specific checks are even part of default clang tidy? Is it Google's internal project or what?

[Shonallein]

Hi Jason, maybe i didn't understand properly your advice for Abseil but from what i understand, the clang-tidy checks aren't designed for abseil developers but for abseil users. I think they are here to help the user to use abseil the way it was intended by the abseil developers. No ?

[yash]

1:12 clang-tidy google project warnings

lolol, these corpses always show their color;

[LesleyLai]

I also find it is useful to have a different set of warnings in production code and tests. For example, I disable "avoid magic numbers" in tests.

[konstantinrebrov]

Dear Mr. Jason Turner,



I am student of university and I started learning about Clang.

Here's an error that clang-tidy produced in my project:


warning: non-const reference parameter 'variables', make it const or use a pointer [google-runtime-references]
void variables);
^


The entire purpose of a non-const reference parameter is to modify it! In this case, I'm filling the vector with stuff.


Excuse for your precious time. Can you make a short comment on this one? With real respect.

[platin]

Short question but what's your standpoint to the last C++20 Ranges stuff that's currently happening on twitter?

[YUVRAJSINGH-izgt]

which kind of c++ is this I haven't studied this before

[HaraldAchitz]

good video!
Happy new year, and thanks for your awesome work in 2018 here!

[homomorphic]

Why would you be so certain that Google employees wouldn't be watching your videos?

[tauicsicsics]

Great video, this one is more useful than many of the "programming" ones, most of them being "too modern".