As mentioned by Gabe in the Jira issue, some of the namespaces using snake declared in the codebase case are defined as parts of a standard, and thus cannot be modified. Realistically, this means that if we wanted to follow a namespace naming convention, it'd be snake case: despite having way more occurrences of pascal case namespaces, they are all "ours"; this means that, although inconvenient, it would be doable to standardize all of them.
Would you be willing to adopt to enforce a snake case namespace naming convention? From the previous replies to this thread, it seems that this solution would appease most - if not all - participants. For this change to take place, we need to (not necessarily sorted):1) Rename the python variables named "gem5" in src/systemc/tlm_bridge/TlmBridge.py (or remove them - I don't remember finding where they are used);2) Add a section to our coding style mandating snake case for namespaces;3) Change all existing namespaces to snake case;4) Create a verifier to enforce this convention.5) Rename/Move elements starting with gem5X/m5X as gem5::X Finally, regarding macro names, we could improve the corresponding Jira issue by listing all current macros so that we can start applying the change and raise objections to particular instances. Cheers,Daniel
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