[Close it if you want] Add clang-format support to format C/C++/Java code. #1036
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This pull request supports you to use clang-format to format C/C++/Java code in RV-Predict repository.
You may want to have
clang-formatinstalled:sudo apt install clang-format..clang-formatDefines the style options we used to format code.
formatCode.pyThe scripts that calls
clang-formatto format code.You might want to modify it to skip the directories or files that you don't want to format.
So you run
./formatCode.pyto format code in repository.(I didn't run it and commit the formatted code because I don't know which directories or files to skip).
Feel free to close this PR.
Thanks!