Our code is being detected as 57.4% C++, 33.4% Objective-C, 7.3% C, and 1.9% CMake. There are several issues here:
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Extensionless headers like stl/inc/vector are indexed and searchable, but aren't being detected as any language.
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stl/inc/xcharconv_ryu_tables.h is being detected as Objective-C, but it's C++.
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stl/src/nlsdownlevel.h is being detected as Objective-C. This is C++ (included by stl/src/winapinls.cpp only), but it uses C idioms (self-typedefs). We should probably fuse nlsdownlevel.h into winapinls.cpp and remove the C idioms.
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Several files like stl/inc/xcharconv.h are being detected as C when they're C++. A very small number of our files are intended to be usable as both C and C++, while the rest are purely C++.
https://github.com/github/linguist#troubleshooting explains how to override this language detection.
Our code is being detected as 57.4% C++, 33.4% Objective-C, 7.3% C, and 1.9% CMake. There are several issues here:
Extensionless headers like
stl/inc/vectorare indexed and searchable, but aren't being detected as any language.stl/inc/xcharconv_ryu_tables.his being detected as Objective-C, but it's C++.stl/src/nlsdownlevel.his being detected as Objective-C. This is C++ (included bystl/src/winapinls.cpponly), but it uses C idioms (self-typedefs). We should probably fusenlsdownlevel.hintowinapinls.cppand remove the C idioms.Several files like
stl/inc/xcharconv.hare being detected as C when they're C++. A very small number of our files are intended to be usable as both C and C++, while the rest are purely C++.https://github.com/github/linguist#troubleshooting explains how to override this language detection.