> On Feb 19, 2015, at 4:26 AM, Dave May <[email protected]> wrote: > > Is there a naming convention one should follow when introducing new examples? > > Specifically, in > src/vec/vec/examples/tutorials > I see the following > > ex1.c ex10.c ex11.c ex12.c ex15.c ex16.c ex18.c ex19.c ex2.c > ex21.c ex3.c ex42.c ex42a.c ex5.c ex6.c ex7.c ex8.c ex9.c > > If I want to add a new example in this directory, should I > (i) choose a file name based on the first availble empty slot between ex1.c > and ex42.c?, or > (ii) choose a file name based on the largest existing test, e.g. ex43.c?; or
Either i or ii is fine but note that the C and Fortran examples are suppose to go in pairs; so if ex1.c is not taken but ex1f.F is taken unless your new code is a C copy of ex1f.F you should skip ex1.c In other words pick a number that is not used in either C or Fortran Barry > (iii) ignore the distribution numbers of the existing examples all together > and choose any number for my example which isn't already taken? > > > Cheers, > Dave
