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The latest version of the extension now has support for include guards. Once configured, the extension will look for the required #ifndef, #define and #undef lines. By default the extension will search for include guards in the files matching “[.](h|hh|hpp|hxx)$” but only if the setting iwyu.diagnostics.include_guard is non empty. For instance setting this to “${FILE}_” […]

In the latest update the extension now allows to run IWYU on all project files using command “Include What You Use (all targets)“. This is a slow operation as it goes over all files in the compile-commands.json file one after the other. It only triggers on source files whose first directory (or the file itself […]

So, Apple did surprise us after all today with their WWDC23 keynote. And with that in mind, I immediately went to finally replace my Intel based Mac Mini with a full blown Mac Studio. Here are the details: M2 Ultra mit 24‑Core CPU, 76‑Core GPU und 32‑Core Neural Engine. 192 GB RAM (bah, I wanted […]

With the latest update the extension now works on header files out of the box. More details on the project page. From the changelog: ## [0.0.4] – Speed up diagnostics by limiting how often iwyu is run and apply heuristics to early skip source scanning. – Add new config settings: – `iwyu.diagnostics.iwyu_interval`: Minimum interval time […]

I have finished version 0.0.3 of the IWYU extension. It now supports squiggles and quickfixes. More details here. The extension can be downloaded from the Visual Studio Marketplace.

Just finished the first working state of the new Include What You Use extension for VSCode. Check out the details here.

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