Always avoid creating superfluous folder levels.

 In #3, as pointed out by Rob, there will be lots of folders with only one
file in them.   With a simple search in windows explorer, you immediately
find those files from the sample folder => sub folders in sample are
redundant and superfluous




 The same goes for sample/blink compared to a simple blink folder in the
root at the same level as sample.




 To be honest, this is how I organize the files on my PCs when downloading
a new version.




 I only give my opinion,  but the structure I described earlier suits me
well and I will keep it, but I will not force anyone.




 However, with 3 or 4, I will have to make another script to regroup all
files again in one folder. Rob will have a lot of work to do to organize as
described in option 3, and I (and maybe other) will also have more work to
regroup them in sample. Nonsense....








 Hi Rob, I vote for similar #3 but it should be one folder for each sample
type. so folders like:



 blink

 serial_print

 large_array

 dcf77_decoder_ssd1306

 glcd_ssd1306_font

 gps_neo_6m_ssd1306_clock




 Remember this has to be generated easily without us manually placing. so
I figure if you just take for example 18f4620_fat32_small_sd_card.jal and
remove the device 18f4620 and .jal from the end, you have the folder name.
You can't put it by library name since the sample I suggested would go into
folders fat32, sd_card, print, spi and many others.




 If we can't agree, just go with #1 for now, it's a good start, but there
is no need for the "other" folder.

 sample/blink  <-- For all blink samples
 sample/  <-- For all other samples




 leave device files in the lib folder, since it is a library and we would
only want to have to include one folder when compiling like jalv2.exe -s
lib




 Matt.







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