Add .clang-format #70
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Seems reasonable to me. I agree that it's more important to have consistent formatting than it is to have a specific formatting. It doesn't need to be done as part of this commit, but as part of the PR to perform the reformat could you also:
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This is one possible way of resolving #67. This PR is pretty much just
clang-format -style=llvm -dump-config > .clang-format.In other words, I'm adopting the LLVM style here. If someone has strong opinions on certain options I'm happy to change them, but my thinking here was that by adopting a predefined style we can keep the bikeshedding to a minimum.
Once adopted, I can create a second PR to actually perform the reformat.