LLVM Weekly - #203, Nov 20th 2017

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cquery is an implementation of the language server protocol for C and C++ built on libclang and supports a huge number of features. The author contrasts it to clangd here.

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Review corner

The LLVM Weekly review corner serves to highlight patches that are stuck waiting awaiting review, or work from first-time contributors. See here for more information and how to submit you work for inclusion. Of course the hope is that highlighting these patches will enable LLVM Weekly readers will step up and help to get them merged. I'll be reporting back each week on any activity generated on these patches, as well as sharing a new batch. If you want your patch included you must submit it via the linked form.

Last week saw two patch submissions. One saw new review activity and is now committed (thanks Reid Kleckner). Sadly, Haicheng Wu's modifications to the inline cost model still awaits review.

There were no new patch submissions this week.

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