I've not got experience w/CERT C++, so caveats. IMO, the major utility in releasing these guidelines publicly is that developers of clang-tidy and other open source static checkers can freely access the guides that will allow them to check for compliance.
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I've not got experience w/CERT C++, so caveats. IMO, the major utility in releasing these guidelines publicly is that developers of clang-tidy and other open source static checkers can freely access the guides that will allow them to check for compliance.
Kudos to the SEI.