Language skill for C++.
\nApply the specification in the context of the calling skill. Do not retell the content — use it\nfor decision-making.
\nInvoked through the goga-lang-disp router.
Full CODEMANIFEST example for C++ with all DSL constructs:
\nImports:\n - Types:\n - Buffer\n - StreamConfig AS Config\n Usages:\n - memory_layout\n From: path/to/stream_cell\n\nUsages:\n conventions: .goga/usages/cpp_conventions.md\n pattern: |\n Use RAII for resource management. Prefer stack allocation over heap allocation.\n testing: |\n Use Catch2. Each public function must have test coverage.\n\nAnnotations: |\n Use `conventions` for code style.\n Use `testing` for test requirements.\n Use `memory_layout` from Imports for buffer alignment rules.\n\n Use value semantics only. No raw pointers or references in public API.\n\n---\n\n\"lookup_entry(std::string key) -> value: int\":\n location: engine.hpp\n annotations: |\n Look up an entry by key.\n\n `key`: lookup key string\n `value`: found value or 0 if not found\n\n Use `pattern` for implementation.\n\n\"Parser(input: std::string)\":\n location: parser.hpp\n annotations: |\n Configurable parser for structured input.\n\n `input`: raw input string\n\n Use `memory_layout` from Imports for buffer sizing.\n Use `conventions` for code style.\n properties:\n \"position -> int\": |\n Current parsing position.\n \"length -> int\": |\n Total input length.\n methods:\n \"parse() -> tokens: std::vector<std::string>\": |\n Parse input into tokens.\n\n `tokens`: parsed token list\n\n Use `pattern` for implementation.\n \"reset()\": |\n Reset parser state to beginning.\n\n\"Buffer::StreamBuffer(config: Config)\":\n location: stream.hpp\n annotations: |\n Stream buffer extending Buffer with configurable capacity.\n\n `config`: buffer configuration from `Config` type.\n\n Use `memory_layout` from Imports for allocation strategy.\n\n->Buffer: {}\n\n---\n\nAuthor: Goga\nCreatedAt: 22/05/26\nDescription: |\n Example CODEMANIFEST demonstrating all DSL constructs for C++.\nA cell is a directory with a public header:
\ncell/\n├── CODEMANIFEST\n├── cell.hpp\nFacade: the header file (cell.hpp) defines the public API. Everything declared in the header within the cell namespace\nconstitutes the facade. Implementation resides in the corresponding .cpp files.
Naming: PascalCase for user-defined classes and structs, snake_case for functions and variables.\nStandard library types (std::string, std::vector) are used as-is (snake_case).
Namespace: each cell uses its own namespace for isolation.
\nConstructors: the Entity signature describes the class constructor. Constructor parameters are the input data.
\nMemory: pointers, references, and smart pointers are forbidden in the contract. Use value semantics.
\n| C++ | \nCODEMANIFEST | \nNote | \n
|---|---|---|
class / struct in namespace | \nEntity | \nConstructor → Entity signature | \n
| Free function in namespace | \nRoutine | \n\n |
| Public member variable | \nProperty | \n\n |
| Public member function | \nMethod | \n\n |
| Constructor | \nEntity signature | \n\n |
Allowed:
\nstd::string\nint, double, bool\nstd::vector<T>\nstd::map<K, V>\nstd::optional<T>\nForbidden:
\npointers (*T)\nreferences (&, &&)\nsmart pointers\nvoid*\ntemplates in DSL\n