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I just released the next recording from our #LLVM #Meetup #Darmstadt from last year in which I talked about a few things with a very true title "A chaotic ride through parts of the infrastructure"
Introducing the Constexpr Debugger
#Clang #CLion #Eap #News #Compiler #Constexpr #Debugger
https://blog.jetbrains.com/clion/2025/09/introducing-constexpr-debugger/
One thing I want to tell everyone is, go has huge inspirations from C and maybe very small from some other languages. Yes, language looks high level similar to Python but go doesn't have try catch and exceptions similar to C. In C you have to highlight whether the function executed successfully or there was some error. This is similar to what Go has `err != nil`.
C es difícil? Naaaa 👇
Por cierto, el creador de C, Dennis Ritchie, también fue co-creador de Unix, y en su momento dijo:
"UNIX is very simple, it just needs a genius to understand its simplicity. ."
Un pequeño homenaje a este enorme precursor de la informática moderna, que ayer hubiera cumplido años.
#linux #unix #dennisritchie #dmr #c #clang #programming #gnu
Junie Is Now Available in CLion: Supercharge Your C and C++ Development Today
#Clang #CLion #News #Ai #Beta #Junie
https://blog.jetbrains.com/clion/2025/09/junie-availability/
Starting with version 2025.2.1, CLion now supports Junie, the AI coding agent by JetBrains, thanks to an integration that is currently in Beta. Developers working on embedded systems, projects writ
Coming back to this:
Thanks to the help of a nice person on Discord, I was able to figure out how to get the "could be const" warning on the command line:
https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@duke_of_germany/115158854069196552 🙂
Attached: 1 image 🌀 C Programming Finally found out how to get a warning on the command line if a variable in my C program could be const! 🥳 It works via clang-tidy: clang-tidy --checks='-*,misc-const-correctness' main.c -- -xc++ The important trick is the "-xc++" flag at the end, because for some reason, clang-tidy only wants to run this check on C++ files. The flag convinces it to treat a C file as a C++ file, and the check works! 🙂 #c #clang #clanguage #cprogramming