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xavier roche's homework xavier roche's homework random thoughts and sometimes pieces of code RSS Blog Archives Compiler-error-abuse-based large scale renaming in C++ Many developers hate compiler errors. This can become a daily pain, an endless stream of misery and frustration. But what if I told you compiler errors may help you refactor safely and quickly an entire codebase to rename class members and types ? A Story of Renaming At my company, we have been using string views for quite some time in our codebase - long before std::string_view was cool (that is, before C++17) - and we recently realized that some of our initial choices might not have been completely wise at that time. Here’s what we used to write nearly ten years ago (lots of boilerplate removed): class MyFancyView { public: MyFancyView ( const char * ptr , size_t ptrlen ) ... ... lots of fancy functions out there public: const char * data ; // pub...
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