Suppose you have a bunch of files written in C, C ++ or Fortran, by different authors, with different opinions on formatting, comments, etc. I think many people know such situations.
Are there any free tools for such purposes as:
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I used Uncrustify with UniversalIndentGui to format C ++ code. It works very well. Uncrustify offers many customization options, and UniversalIndentGui offers real-time previews for adjusting the parameters of almost any indenter. You change the parameter value and see how your reformatted code will look.
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