Anyone know of any sources for a LLVMHeaderGuardCheck like clang-tidy check that formats the expected include guards based on configurable information like the include path(s) given on the command line?
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The LLVMHeaderGuardCheck header guard check expects header file include guard macro names that are all uppercase letters of the path after include/ with the / replaced by _ and a suffix like .h or .hpp replaced with _H. That works as a fine header guard check so long as your header files are all under a common root that has include/ in its path.
What I'm looking instead for is a check which works based on the path given in a -I$path command line argument. So if given an include file path like -I/usr/local/xyz an include file named /usr/local/xyz/common/foo.h needs to have include guard of XYZ_COMMON_FOO_H.
I wrote some code to work for the meantime but my commit only uses the path as an option from the .clang-tidy configuration file. While this suffices, it's not as flexible as a solution that can also use the command line info.
So I'm wondering what else is out there as open source checks for clang-tidy for header file include guard naming checks as I haven't had any luck finding anything via the web searching I've done to-date.
