Perhaps a poor choice of wording which was qualified in my later statement, that if some aspect of programming doesn't have a significant impact on being able to maintain, enhance, or reuse (I'm...
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Perhaps a poor choice of wording which was qualified in my later statement, that if some aspect of programming doesn't have a significant impact on being able to maintain, enhance, or reuse (I'm...
Generally, you're coding to some target environment, windows api, standard template library, or generic c dos console stuff (stdio.h, stdlib.h, ... ). One of the companies I worked for a long time...
Currently I don't have an opinion on stuff like hungarian notation. I doubt that I would be influenced by any single individual. I normally go with the flow, using the coding standards for the...
From the old thread:
The point of that thread was to help the original poster fix the bugs in his program. Salem helped out here by pointing out that using a 5 character array for a 5 digit...
Again this continues to go off topic. If there's a moderator here, can the coding style debate part of this thread be split off into another thread?
I stated that it didn't matter because you'll...
I never endorsed "poor practices". I only stated that it's common to create typedefs for pointers (for example microsoft), and the choice of using upper case or lower case for typedefs doesn't really...
In a larger development, you're generally going to have some type of corporate coding standard to comply with, so any naming inconsistencies will be due the libraries used by the team, not due to...