Florian Lüke
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= About This Directory
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This directory contains support files that I use for developing this
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project.
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== Coding Style
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A clang-format configuration file is included in the project, you should
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use that. (clang format requires that the style file live at the top of
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of the project tree, not somewhere else, such as this etc directory.) The
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format rules are probably inappropriate for the test/ subdirectory, as
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the Convey framework has a style all it's own.
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The style is based loosely on WebKit, but is really modified -- someday
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if clang-format ever learns about BSD KNF I'll probably switch to that.
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== Sublime Text
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I've also arranged for Sublime text to understand that .h is C, not C++ (this
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is important!)
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Having said that, these days I do most development on this project using CLion
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from JetBrains.
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== ISO Standard C 99
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This project uses C99. You may need to have modern compilers and
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a modern SDK. (Famously Windows Visual Studio releases older than
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2015 will either work poorly, or not at all.)
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== Naming Conventions
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We use nng_ (and NNG_) for symbols that are intended to be exported to consumers.
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These symbols form part of our public API.
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We use nni_ and NNI_ for symbols that are *NOT* part of our public API and
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should not be used by users.
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Statics may have any non-conflicting name.
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Note that for the most part we try to avoid exposing structures directly to
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users so that they don't get baked into binaries -- preferring instead to
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dynamically allocate and give back an opaque pointer to the API. Any
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exceptions to this case need to be VERY carefully reviewed to make sure
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that the thing is unlikely to change (in any way whatsoever) in the future,
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or that adequate provisions for versioning have been made.
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