Rearranging source files

[Marc Boris Dürner]

I have started (almost done actually) to separate the networking code from
the base  
library to form a library called ccNet. Normally one class per .h/.cpp pair,
except for  
exception classes or the validator classes.  
  
Is there anything else we can modularise?  
  
I wasnt sure what the extension library is, but it seemed pretty generic to
me. I have put  
these classes in the base lib for now.  
  
Any thought on a naming scheme? ccNet seemed like the logical choice
(ccAudio,  
ccScript... already exist). How shall we call the base lib? libccBase? or
just libcc?  
  
How about the namespace Gnu::? after all this is an official gnu project,
isnt it?  
  
  
Marc  
  
  
On Saturday 27 December 2003 17:06, you wrote:  
> It could make it easier to find things, but some classes were so trivial. 

> Generally, source files are split by hiearchies of related classes and by 

> library (ccgnu, ccext), although in many cases a source file do cover a  
> single class and other cases a grouping of closely related classes.  
>  
> "Marc Boris Dürner" said:  
> > Hi,  
> > Just wondering if the source files could be split so that there is one  
> > class  
> > per file?  
> >  
> > regards,  
> > Marc  

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