It's part of a compiler ecosystem. ie. The front end is shared.
See clang-tidy and clang analyzer for example.
ps: That's what I like most about the core guidelines, they are trying very hard to stick to guidelines (not rules) that pretty much uncontroversially make things safer _and_ can be checked automatically.
They're explicitly walking away from bikeshed paintings like naming conventions and formatting.
The South African Rand Note had the words, "I promise to pay the bearer, on demand at Pretoria, one Rand" and had the facsimile of the signature of the Governor of the Reserve Bank at the time.
I don't know of anybody who made the trip to exchange one. But by the time I could read that and understand it... you wouldn't of got much gold!
Asshat bosses want bums on seats in plague pit openplan offices even if #WFH is eminently possible and as someone over 60 even vaccinated I'm still more at risk than I'd like.
If I was more financially secure I'd resign in a heartbeat, so looking around for a remote job.
"Last month, The Economist and The Atlantic published long features purporting to explore the phenomena of “Left-Wing Illiberalism” and “New Puritanism,” respectively. While both stories display the superficial features of investigative journalism, a deep dive reveals the same motivated reasoning, nonexistent evidence and indefensible editorial standards that misinformed the public about frivolous lawsuits."
Did being alone underground for months warp his mind...?
Or do you have to be pretty bent to start with to do what every non-warped person doesn't do, because they can foresee it would really suck....