GNU coding standards: Difference between revisions

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The basic level of indentation puts the curly brackets on one line, indenting them two spaces in. The statement(s) after the brackets are indented four spaces in.

== Variable Declaration ==

Variables are declared each on one line, or two of the same sort on one line. The former is prefered in the GNU coding style.

Examples:

int foo;

int bar;

OR

int foo, bar;

The method:

int foo,

bar;

is not permitted under the guidlines.

For a function, the curly brackets should be on the first line, on seperate lines. The body of the function should be indented two spaces in.

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while (foo == bar)

== Variable Declaration ==

Variables are declared each on one line, or two of the same sort on one line. The former is prefered in the GNU coding style.

Examples:

int foo;

int bar;

OR

int foo, bar;

The method:

int foo,

bar;

is not permitted under the guidlines.

== Comments ==