wtf is cutterplusplus?

Cutter++ is a plugin for Cutter, a graphical tool used to examine and understand compiled programs, a process called reverse engineering. Normally, people who want to script their analysis inside Cutter write Python, since writing and compiling a full native plugin is slow and requires restarting the program each time. This plugin instead lets someone write and run modern C++ code snippets directly inside Cutter while it is open, getting Python-like fast iteration but using C++ instead. It does this using a separate project called ICPP, which can execute C++ code interactively without needing a full compile-and-restart cycle. That means a user gets access to real C++ features such as templates, the standard library, and existing C++ headers, all while working interactively inside their reverse engineering session, rather than being limited to what a scripting language like Python can easily do. A person can type single C++ expressions into a REPL, similar to typing commands one at a time and seeing results immediately, or write a longer, complete C++ script in the built in editor for more complex tasks like renaming functions, finding all call instructions in the current function, or searching for patterns in a binary. The tool wraps each snippet automatically so it can run as a small standalone program under the hood. This project is aimed at reverse engineers, malware analysts, security researchers, people who compete in CTF hacking competitions, and anyone building compilers or working on firmware who is already comfortable thinking in C++. To install it, someone downloads a prebuilt release and symlinks the plugin file into Cutter's plugin folder on Windows, macOS, or Linux. Building it from source requires CMake, Qt, and the official Cutter package. The README is explicit that any code run through this plugin executes with the same permissions as Cutter itself, so only trusted scripts should be run.