I'm happy that the individual code fragment view turned out half decent by the end, but I still feel like the plugin flag options could be less jank. This was my first time using Visual Studio Code in a solid 3 years, and the documentation was often less than desirable, especially given the amount of TypeScript interfaces they have floating around. I also don't use clang all that often, but after seeing what compiler plugins are capable of, I think I finally have a reason to move off of GCC. If I were to redo the project, I'd want to make it "Quick Pick" menu focused rather than the current tree view to more accurately align with the "one off on demand" analysis LLVM compiler plugins provide. I'd also like to lean more heavily into asynchronous child processes to save the UI from the current microblocks.
Built With
- llvm
- node.js
- typescript
- visual-studio-code
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