On 22 January 2010 20:33, Nelson, Erik - 2
<[email protected]>wrote:
> Glyn Matthews wrote:
>
> > The coding style sometimes bothers me too (not so much curly braces
> placement as indenting),
> > but I get that all the time when I look at other people's code ;) If
> you think its a going to be a hindrance
> > then perhaps we could open a discussion about guidelines.
>
> > Maybe consistency would be important at least, because this project
> could potentially
> > be large and the nature of the design doesn't lend itself to highly
> readable code.
>
> I'm with you- I only like my own code. And if I haven't read my own code
> for a while, then I don't even like my own code. :)
>
> I don't have any interest in a discussion... you guys are doing the work.
> My parents always told me to never complain when someone else is working and
> I am benefitting.
>
Perhaps, but I still think that the point you bring up is a valid one.
I added a wiki page @
http://wiki.github.com/glynos/cpp-netlib/c-network-library-style-guidelinesin
any case. This will eventually cover some broad aspects such as
directory/namespace structure and stuff about tags/traits and concepts where
consistency matters.
G
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