prettyc - static code checker for C
PrettyC is a command-line tool to check only C files for style issues.
It's forked from Cpplint which is developed and maintained by Google Inc. at
google/styleguide <https://github.com/google/styleguide>, also see the
wikipedia entry <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cpplint>
Installation
To install prettyc from PyPI, run:
pip install prettyc
Then run it with:
prettyc [OPTIONS] files
For full usage instructions, run:
prettyc --help
How to use:
prettyc --help
Development
Create virtual environment.
make venv
Activate.
source activate.sh
Create development environment
make dev
Distribution and install:
make dist
make install
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