Refactoring Tool Roundup

Refactoring is an ongoing daily task of programming. Sometimes it's something as simple as renaming a local variable to reflect its changed use within a local scope. Other times it's as complicated as refactoring an application's architecture from "immediate mode" input processing to event driven input.

This month, Richard Thomson will give us an update on automated refactoring tools for C++. How good are they? Can they operate in batch mode or only interactively? What editors/IDEs do they support?

We'll look at an updated set of reports for the refactoring test suite and expand that test suite to cover syntax introduced in more recent versions of the C++ standard.

This will be an online meeting, so drinks and snacks are on you!

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