Add .clang-format with LLVM style (4 spaces, 100 col limit)#21
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Add .clang-format with LLVM style (4 spaces, 100 col limit)#21
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This does not seem to match the current styling used in the code base. I see a lot of differences when running clang format with this file. If that is expected I guess we can add a commit that changes the current style to match this style. |
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This was just a quick experiment I wasn’t trying to follow any particular style yet. Let’s align on a format together. |
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a .clang-format file to the project for code style standardization.
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