cpp-coding-standards

To enforce RAII and modern C++ coding standards during code review, apply rules based on the C++ Core Guidelines to check for proper resource management, type safety, and immutability across C++17, C++20, and C++23 codebases.

The best way to check for const-correctness and smart pointer usage is to evaluate class interfaces against modern C++ best practices, ensuring adherence to the Rule of Five and eliminating improper raw pointers to prevent memory leaks.

To refactor legacy C++ code and eliminate undefined behavior, use a comprehensive checklist that enforces idiomatic language usage, RAII compliance, and compile-time checking, ensuring safe and efficient resource management.

Yes, this approach supports C++20 concepts and C++23 features by providing structured rules for modern C++ enforcement, facilitating architectural decision-making through type safety and compile-time checking.

You should avoid raw pointers in modern C++ development when managing resource lifecycles, replacing them with smart pointers and RAII patterns to ensure type safety and prevent undefined behavior.