omtcyfz added a comment.
And actually it makes much more sense for C than for C++. In C++ you just do
`s/struct/class/g`, insert `public:` and you're golden.
P.S. It actually breaks code. I haven't looked into that, but
bar::Foo foo = { &x, 17, 1.29, 0 }; // CHECK: bar::Foo foo = { 1.29, 0, 17,
&x };
only works while it is in the same TU.
+ @alexfh on `clang-tidy` discussion.
Repository:
rL LLVM
https://reviews.llvm.org/D23279
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