Limit number of columns to 160

[asuessenbach]

Description

Every now and then, I'm surprised about the length of some code lines. I would suggest to limit that to, say, 160.
The only manual change in this PR is in .clang-format, setting ColumnLimit : 160. Then all *.cpp and *.h files are formatted accordingly.

In addition to the column limit I added the following options:
AlignConsecutiveMacros: Consecutive
BraceWrapping: BeforeLambdaBody: true

Build tested on Win11 with VS2022. Run tested on Win11 with NVidia GPU.

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[gpx1000]

It looks like we're gonna need to fix all the instances where the columns are long or limit it from CI being the cause of failing. But I'm all for the idea!

[asuessenbach]

... and it seems, I'm using a different clang-format version (21.1.0) than the CI. Is version to use specified, somewhere?

[SaschaWillems]

clang-format version is listed here. Not sure if that's up-to-date though.

[SaschaWillems]

Looking at the numerous changes: Increasing the column limit might make sense, but some of the changes make code harder to read. Not sure if this is something we want to apply across the board to all samples.

[asuessenbach]

Increasing the column limit might make sense

You mean, even more than 160 columns?

some of the changes make code harder to read.

Could you point me at some of those places? Maybe with some additional clang-format settings, it looks better, again.

Not sure if this is something we want to apply across the board to all samples.

I think, it should either be done for the complete repository, or not at all.

[asuessenbach]

clang-format version is listed here. Not sure if that's up-to-date though.clang-format version is listed here. Not sure if that's up-to-date though.

It's up-to-date. In check.yml, you'll find
container: ghcr.io/khronosgroupactions/clang-tools:15.0.0

[asuessenbach]

Well, in fact it's clang-format 15.0.6, that is used. And for some unknown reasons, it required a few manual adjustments.
But at least, the CI accepts the formatting now.

But I definitely won't crank up the copyright of all those formatted files.