C++ is a general-purpose programming language created by Bjarne Stroustrup as an extension of the C programming language. The C++ programming language is supported by a community of developers and promoted by organizations like the ISO C++ Standards Committee.
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Indexes C++ codebases to provide symbol search, call graph navigation, and change impact analysis.
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Provides AST-based structural editing for C++ source files, supporting classes, structs, unions, enums, namespaces, methods, fields, imports, comments, and symbol reads/edits.
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Provides access to C++ documentation through DevDocs.io, enabling search and retrieval of C++ language documentation content.
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Verifies C++ source files: compiles them with g++/c++ (or a configured toolchain) and optionally runs focused tests, returning static findings as part of a code-quality gate.
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Provides compiler-backed validation and verification for C++ projects built with the Gungnir C++23 web framework: runs bounded `gungnirc --check` diagnostics on `.gnr` modules or whole projects and performs read-only C++ IR verification, returning structured, sanitized diagnostics and metadata.
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Allows debugging C/C++ code via the Debug Adapter Protocol using CodeLLDB.
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Provides tools for C++ code intelligence via clangd, including finding definitions, references, type information, symbol search, implementations, diagnostics, and hierarchy queries.
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Enables AST-aware pattern matching, search, and safe refactoring for C++ code using ast-grep, supporting structural code manipulation across files.
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Locates C and C++ compilers and build systems to facilitate code compilation and development tasks.