On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 5:56 PM Brad Walker <bwal...@musings.com> wrote:
> Hey Geertjan, > > Just wanted to point out that I'm hoping to step up and get actively > involved with the C/C++ feature modules.. Heck, I'm willing to be > responsible for it also if that's okay. 8-) > I think that would be awesome. Some time ago, I've made the code from the CND buildable here: https://github.com/jlahoda/netbeans/tree/cnd-building/ There is a README: https://github.com/jlahoda/netbeans/blob/cnd-building/README.cnd Some TODOs are listed in the README. Note the code would need to go through the IP Clearance at Apache before being put into the product, but that shouldn't be too difficult. If you would like to help with this, I think we should create a new repository at Apache, where all this would be. My alternative idea is to use a Language Server Protocol (LSP) server ("ccls" in particular - based on clang) to provide the editor features, and generally simplify the other aspects of the C/C++ support (like projects) as well. I may have an experiment to share sometime soon. So I guess the question is which route should be taken. Jan > But, I do agree with your overall comments. > > -brad w. > > > > On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 8:45 AM Geertjan Wielenga <geert...@apache.org> > wrote: > > > I think this particular game is over. The C/C++ features have been > donated, > > no one is taking responsibility for it, except Jan Lahoda right now, he > has > > some plans and ideas. Soon the community-xml code and community-uml code > > will be donated, though I suspect nobody will actually do anything with > it. > > There's really a lot of code, with several people working on auditing and > > so on, then nothing happens with it in Apache. > > >
