Re: GNUstep Coding Standard Additions

[Adam Fedor]

On Apr 23, 2005, at 10:49 PM, Sheldon Gill wrote:
> Naming
> ======
>
> There are a couple of naming standards in use. The trouble is that 
> standard GNU form conflicts with standard NeXT and Apple forms.
Sure, that all sounds fine.

> Documentation & commenting
> ==========================
>
> Where should gsdoc comments go?  Mostly, it is in the implementation 
> files. To me, that seems the best place too. However, there are some 
> modules where all the gsdoc is in the

I agree, but several other people don't, so this might not be resolved 
anytime soon.


> Conditional compilation
> =======================
>
> In trying to accommodate differences between platforms and particular 
> build requirements there is a lot of code which is conditionally 
> compiled using the pre-processor.
>
> I recommend standarising on
>
> #ifdef REQ_DEF
>
> instead of
>
> #if defined(REQ_DEF)

Well this doesn't seem like it is confusing as it is, but I don't care 
either way.

> Tabs vs Spaces
> ==============
>
> Hence, I move that use of tabs be dropped. All in favour?

Sure.  Proper indentation, regardless of the viewer makes things much 
easier.