cpp-coding-standards

To enforce RAII principles and modern C++ idioms for memory safety, apply this skill to review your current file. It identifies violations of C++ Core Guidelines to ensure proper type safety, performance optimization, and maintainable interface design.

The best way to refactor legacy C++ code to modern standards is using this skill to enforce C++17, C++20, and C++23 best practices. It guides the transition by applying RAII, immutability, and type safety to prevent memory leaks and undefined behavior.

RAII principles enforcement works by checking that resource management aligns with modern C++ idioms, preventing common pitfalls like memory leaks and inefficient resource handling. This skill applies these checks to satisfy strict memory safety and performance optimization requirements.

Yes, this coding standards skill fully supports C++23 projects, along with C++17 and C++20. It enforces modern best practices including RAII, immutability, and type safety tailored for these specific language versions.

Undefined behavior in legacy C++ often occurs due to poor resource management and lack of type safety. Prevent it by using this skill to enforce idiomatic code structure and C++ Core Guidelines during development and refactoring.