Loading system/doc/style_guide.md +4 −0 Original line number Original line Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -124,6 +124,10 @@ Use the C99 `bool` type with values `true` and `false` defined in `stdbool.h`. Not only is this a standardized type, it is also safer and provides more Not only is this a standardized type, it is also safer and provides more compile-time checks. compile-time checks. ### Booleans instead of bitfields Use booleans to represent boolean state, instead of a set of masks into an integer. It's more transparent and readable, and less error prone. ## Header files ## Header files In general, every source file (`.c` or `.cpp`) in a `src/` directory should In general, every source file (`.c` or `.cpp`) in a `src/` directory should have a corresponding header (`.h`) in the `include/` directory. have a corresponding header (`.h`) in the `include/` directory. Loading Loading
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