goga-cell-cpp

C++: Contract Implementation Rules

Language skill for C++.

Apply the specification in the context of the calling skill. Do not retell the content — use it for decision-making.

Invoked through the goga-lang-disp router.

Examples

Full CODEMANIFEST example for C++ with all DSL constructs:

Imports:
  - Types:
      - Buffer
      - StreamConfig AS Config
    Usages:
      - memory_layout
    From: path/to/stream_cell

Usages:
  conventions: .goga/usages/cpp_conventions.md
  pattern: |
    Use RAII for resource management. Prefer stack allocation over heap allocation.
  testing: |
    Use Catch2. Each public function must have test coverage.

Annotations: |
  Use `conventions` for code style.
  Use `testing` for test requirements.
  Use `memory_layout` from Imports for buffer alignment rules.

  Use value semantics only. No raw pointers or references in public API.

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"lookup_entry(std::string key) -> value: int":
  location: engine.hpp
  annotations: |
    Look up an entry by key.

    `key`: lookup key string
    `value`: found value or 0 if not found

    Use `pattern` for implementation.

"Parser(input: std::string)":
  location: parser.hpp
  annotations: |
    Configurable parser for structured input.

    `input`: raw input string

    Use `memory_layout` from Imports for buffer sizing.
    Use `conventions` for code style.
  properties:
    "position -> int": |
      Current parsing position.
    "length -> int": |
      Total input length.
  methods:
    "parse() -> tokens: std::vector<std::string>": |
      Parse input into tokens.

      `tokens`: parsed token list

      Use `pattern` for implementation.
    "reset()": |
      Reset parser state to beginning.

"Buffer::StreamBuffer(config: Config)":
  location: stream.hpp
  annotations: |
    Stream buffer extending Buffer with configurable capacity.

    `config`: buffer configuration from `Config` type.

    Use `memory_layout` from Imports for allocation strategy.

->Buffer: {}

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Author: Goga
CreatedAt: 22/05/26
Description: |
  Example CODEMANIFEST demonstrating all DSL constructs for C++.