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  • In reading the documentation for treesit-auto, the author expresses the expectation that it will be made obsolete in emacs30. Did that come to pass? Commented Oct 6 at 17:45
  • No; still working. The author speaks about an "eventually obsolescence", nothing is sure. Commented Oct 7 at 5:51
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    I'm accepting your answer. I didn't actually end up using any of the approaches you provided, but it did prompt me to rebuild emacs without using the "--with-tree-sitter" configuration setting. Commented Oct 7 at 12:28
  • Yes, that rebuild is mandatory. The actual doomemacs uses the built-in trees it, you need to provide +treesit switch in your configuration for cc (see modules/tools/tree-sitter). An alternate solution is to make your own file/package for c/cpp mode. You can add clang-formatting in your configuration if you still have problems, and generate a .clang-format file; there is on Melpa a clang-format package. Commented Oct 7 at 13:34
  • See. modules/editor/format - this uses the package apheleia, is a good one to have formatting for various programming language, it uses clang-format, so it is good to have it. Commented Oct 7 at 13:40