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- From: Ann.Kim@btal.btco.com
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- Subject: Re: Coding Standards for C++
- Date: 21 Jan 1996 23:49:36 GMT
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- The extent of your effort should depend upon the size and calibre of your
- developers. Refer to ch. 36 (Q418 - Q432) of the C++ FAQ (Cline/Lomow), or
- the free online version, and other favourite references include:
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- Effective C++ (Scott Meyers)
- Taligent Guidelines (Taligent)
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- Ellemtel Programming in C++ Rules and Recommendations
- (http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/course/plab/rules.txt)
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- It is important to distinguish between style and good coding practise
- (one doesn't mean the other) and to decide the extent to which you want
- to "standardise" style. Most experienced programmers will find it difficult
- to change their style (so I wouldn't spend too much time on style issues)
- whereas beginners are often quite happy to adopt the "standard" style.
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- Hungarian notation is often a sore point depending on what developers
- have done in the past.
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- Good luck!
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