This is a great starting point.

I would add one more:
- Encourage a culture of tool adoption within the C++ ecosystem.

None of the tooling people build will actually matter if it isn't accepted
practice to use it.

-Hyrum

On Sat, Nov 9, 2019 at 1:22 AM Bryce Adelstein Lelbach aka wash via SG15 <
sg15_at_[hidden]> wrote:

> During the Tooling Study Group meeting today, I was asked a question
> about the group's purpose, and I gave the following unprepared answer,
> which some felt was wise to record.
>
> The Tooling Study Group's mission is to:
>
> - Represent the positions and opinions of those who develop tools that
> interact with C++.
> - Review and respond to C++ evolutionary changes that will impact
> tools that interact with C++.
> - Identify and comment on opportunities for tools to influence C++
> language evolution.
>
> Discussion, commentary, affirmation, and dissent are welcome.
>
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