While true, just like everyone on Rust land rarely thinks about configuring their projects without clippy, C and C++ developers should learn static analysers for C and eventually C++ exist since 1979.
It doesn't fix everything, yet it fixes more than those that don't use them at all.
I have been using such tools since mid-1990's when coding in either C or C++, and sadly it is still a discussion point regarding adoption.
While true, just like everyone on Rust land rarely thinks about configuring their projects without clippy, C and C++ developers should learn static analysers for C and eventually C++ exist since 1979.
It doesn't fix everything, yet it fixes more than those that don't use them at all.
I have been using such tools since mid-1990's when coding in either C or C++, and sadly it is still a discussion point regarding adoption.