Re: [MP3 ENCODER] lame/CODING_STYLE

2000-09-04 Thread David Balazic
Frank Klemm wrote: :: :: programmers don't document, you know ;-) :: OK, your point is clear and I'll try to add more comments :: (hopefully useful remarks..) :: :: * Don't use single 'short' variables to save storage. :: Short variables are especially on Pentium Class Computer

Re: [MP3 ENCODER] lame/CODING_STYLE

2000-09-04 Thread Greg Wooledge
David Balazic ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: IIRC the "int" type is the fastest on all ( most ) compilers. I.E. : On 16 bit systems is int16 On 32 bit systems it is int32 On 64 bit systems ( alpha ) it is int64 ( unless tweaked to 32 bit for bugward compatibility ) Actually, "int" is 32 bits

Re: [MP3 ENCODER] lame/CODING_STYLE

2000-09-01 Thread Robert Hegemann
Frank Klemm schrieb am Fre, 01 Sep 2000: lame/CODING_STYLE, version 0.001 ;-) - This is the first try of a Coding Style: notes on some points * Don't use tabulators (the character with the value '\t') in source code,

Re: [MP3 ENCODER] lame/CODING_STYLE

2000-09-01 Thread Frank Klemm
:: Frank Klemm schrieb am Fre, 01 Sep 2000: :: lame/CODING_STYLE, version 0.001 ;-) :: - :: This is the first try of a Coding Style: :: :: notes on some points :: :: * Don't use tabulators (the character with the

[MP3 ENCODER] lame/CODING_STYLE

2000-08-31 Thread Frank Klemm
lame/CODING_STYLE, version 0.001 ;-) - This is the first try of a Coding Style: * Don't use tabulators (the character with the value '\t') in source code, especially these with a width of unequal 8. Lame sources are using