I will never understand why clang and GCC extensions are considered part of C or C++, while other compilers aren't.
Refactoring exists for 20 years in Visual Studio with plugins like Visual Assist.
The tools I mentioned as ahead of their time allowed for a Lisp Machines or Smalltalk like experience for C++, respectively.
By your definition.
> I will never understand why clang and GCC extensions are considered part of C or C++, while other compilers aren't.
Didn't say so.
> Refactoring exists for 20 years in Visual Studio with plugins like Visual Assist.
That one is new for me. Didn't know it. Would love to have it not locked to a single proprietary non multi-platform IDE.
> The tools I mentioned as ahead of their time allowed for a Lisp Machines or Smalltalk like experience for C++, respectively.
And they didn't succeed, become popular and were mostly completely unreachable to the sporadic hobbyist.
https://doc.qt.io/qtcreator/creator-editor-quick-fixes.html
I will never understand why clang and GCC extensions are considered part of C or C++, while other compilers aren't.
Refactoring exists for 20 years in Visual Studio with plugins like Visual Assist.
The tools I mentioned as ahead of their time allowed for a Lisp Machines or Smalltalk like experience for C++, respectively.