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This purposely will ignore and not format auto generated files like main.c and all HAL files. This is okay and intentional. Dont manually format them. |
To setup and run the clang format:
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Open VScode from any NER C project. You must do this once for every project!
Open file-->preferences-->settings
Make sure you are on “workspace” settings and not “user” settings
Type clang in the settings search bar
Change
C_Cpp: Clang_format_fallback StyletononeIF in Cerb, Shep, etc. Change
C_Cpp: Clang_format_styletofile:${workspaceRoot}/Drivers/Embedded-Base/clang-formatIF in Embedded-Base: Change
C_Cpp: Clang_format_styletofile:${workspaceRoot}/clang-format
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editor.formatOnSavetotrue
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false
The linter will not run on save, and will have to be done with Ctr + Shft + i.
In CLI:
Debian based Linux/WSL:
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sudo apt-get install clang-format clang-format -style=file:./Drivers/Embedded-Base/clang-format -i ./path/to/yourur/file.c -assume-filename=path/to/your/.clang-format |
Windows:
IDK tbh why are you using CLI if you are on windows anyway
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Mac:
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brew install clang-format clang-format -style=file:./Drivers/Embedded-Base/clang-format -i ./path/to/yourur/file.c -assume-filename=path/to/your/.clang-format |
(obviously use whatever package manager you want for Linux and Mac)
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