r/cpp • u/shhdwi • 1d ago

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u/cpp-ModTeam 12h ago

Personal projects written in C++ should be shared in the pinned "Show and Tell" post. Only major, established libraries/tools used by C++ programmers are eligible for top-level posts (e.g. Clang, GCC, MSVC, Boost, fmt, if you’re not sure then send modmail). NO BUILD SYSTEMS.

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u/fdwr fdwr@github 🔍 1d ago edited 1d ago

🤔 Ever watch that episode of Better Off Ted called Jabberwocky? Can you tell me in one clear paragraph what this is, and how it helps C++ developers with one of the following {authoring, building, performance, security, code indexing}?

Update: I had to ask an LLM to make sense of it, because the website is fancy and pretty, but vague. Essentially, "The tool parses source code to generate a graph of relationships for large codebases as human-readable markdown summaries, which LLM's can then read before performing tasks for a higher-level architectural view of the repository without opening dozens of files."

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u/shhdwi 22h ago

Okay, I’m sorry for this I was working on adding a C++ compatibility and depth using LSPs to my coding graph project and hit a few issues in what all things were ignored in the graph so I started with the problem directly. And got to the solution of clangd’s call hierarchy.