John Regehr <regehr <at> cs.utah.edu> writes: > Here's a question for C-Reduce users: > > We try to give things canonical names to make test cases smaller and > easier to read. What naming scheme would you prefer? > > Currently: > > - functions are fn0, fn1, ... > - variables are a, b, ... > - classes are A, B, ... > > What should we do for methods? Treat them like functions or use some > different prefix like "m"? Is there any value in giving pointers a > special prefix?
"m" for methods would be nice. And if there are less than three functions I would prefer the traditional names: "foo" and "bar"...
