LLVM Advances Tool To Auto-Convert Code To C++11

Written by Michael Larabel in Intel on 15 April 2013 at 09:47 AM EDT. 1 Comment
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For several months Intel developers have been working on a tool that allows for source-to-source automated conversions of C++ code into C++11 compliant code.

In early December was when Intel proposed this auto-convert C++11 tool so that existing C++ code can more easily take advantage of C++11 functionality.

The C++11 Migrator tool seeks to take advantage of the new language features that enhance maintainability, readability, run-time performance, and compile-time performance of the converted code. The migrator leverages LLVM in the form of using the C++ Clang compiler's LibTooling and AST Matching Library.

Those wishing to learn more about the latest state of the C++11 Migrator tool can read this new LLVM blog post.
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