Add .clang-format with 100 line length #30
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Since Rust uses 100 character limit for ColumnLimit, may as well make the C and C++ examples match.
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Jul 8, 2022
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What does this PR do?
Adds
.clang-formatwith 100 char line length. Reformats the examplesaccordingly.
Motivation
Since Rust uses 100 character limit for ColumnLimit, may as well make
the C and C++ examples match.
Additional Notes
Nope.
How to test the change?
It's just a re-format, no need to test anything.