Loading system/doc/style_guide.md +6 −4 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -87,13 +87,15 @@ void function(void); Note that the function explicitly includes `void` in its parameter list to indicate to the compiler that it takes no arguments. ### Zero-length arrays Use zero-length arrays as the last member of a struct if the array needs to be allocated in contiguous memory with its containing struct. For example: ### Contiguous memory structs Use C99 flexible arrays as the last member of a struct if the array needs to be allocated in contiguous memory with its containing struct. A flexible array member is writen as array_name[] without a specific size. For example: ``` typedef struct { size_t length; uint8_t data[0]; uint8_t data[]; } buffer_t; // Allocate a buffer with 128 bytes available for my_buffer->data. Loading system/doc/properties.md +2 −2 File changed.Contains only whitespace changes. Show changes Loading
system/doc/style_guide.md +6 −4 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -87,13 +87,15 @@ void function(void); Note that the function explicitly includes `void` in its parameter list to indicate to the compiler that it takes no arguments. ### Zero-length arrays Use zero-length arrays as the last member of a struct if the array needs to be allocated in contiguous memory with its containing struct. For example: ### Contiguous memory structs Use C99 flexible arrays as the last member of a struct if the array needs to be allocated in contiguous memory with its containing struct. A flexible array member is writen as array_name[] without a specific size. For example: ``` typedef struct { size_t length; uint8_t data[0]; uint8_t data[]; } buffer_t; // Allocate a buffer with 128 bytes available for my_buffer->data. Loading
