A great open source example C/C++ project built with bazel?

[Szelethus]

Hi!

I intend to write a new bazel module that aims to run static analyzers on C/C++ projects. However, the codebase I'd like to support is still in the early stages of migrating to bazel, and its a poor candidate to start experimenting on.

Can anyone recommend an open source C/C++ project that uses Bazel? Ideally I'm looking for something medium sized, bigger than an demonstrative example project but not as big as LLVM or something similar, and uses bazel in the "idiomatic" way, not just tacked on. Its a plus if the project uses bazel 6.

So far I've stumbled across Pigweed, do you have any other suggestions? What would you start experimenting on?

Cheers!

[mattnworb]

https://github.com/envoyproxy/envoy ?

[malkia]

Envoy was my first fooray into (re-)learning how to use bazel with C++ and more. There is also the Carbon language itself - https://github.com/carbon-language/carbon-lang - AFAIK they consume LLVM through bazel targets too, which means only what they need would be used, not the whole thing - and might be what you may need