llvm dev - Mar 2018 - [GSOC] Create a checker for dangling string pointers in C++

Hello Developer Team,

My name is Rustam Khadipash, I am a forth year student in Computer Science
at Pusan National University. This summer I would like to contribute to
your project, however I do not have experience in contributing to open
source societies so far. Therefore, I would like to start with not a
difficult, in my opinion, project as "a checker for dangling string
pointers in C++". I am currently writing proposal and would like to know
whether there is an additional information about the project I need to know
and how I can get started on the project. Thank you.

Sincerely,
Rustam Khadipash.
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Hey, welcome!

I shared a few thoughts about this project in 
http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/cfe-dev/2018-March/057039.html - you 
should be able to pick it up from there.

I added cfe-dev to this thread because that's where clang people usually 
hang out. It should be used instead of llvm-dev for clang-related GSoC 
projects.

Please feel free to ask questions and please share your drafts (yeah, 
straight into cfe-dev, that's totally fine) while working on the 
proposal - this way you'll be able to receive feedback from the 
community and that's a great way to make sure the proposal actually 
makes sense :)


> Hello Developer Team,
>
> My name is Rustam Khadipash, I am a forth year student in Computer Science
> at Pusan National University. This summer I would like to contribute to
> your project, however I do not have experience in contributing to open
> source societies so far. Therefore, I would like to start with not a
> difficult, in my opinion, project as "a checker for dangling string
> pointers in C++". I am currently writing proposal and would like to
know
> whether there is an additional information about the project I need to 
> know
> and how I can get started on the project. Thank you.
>
> Sincerely,
> Rustam Khadipash.