C style - some ideas
utzoo!decvax!cca!fortune!kiessig
utzoo!decvax!cca!fortune!kiessig
Wed Oct 27 18:48:29 AEST 1982
My preferance for braces is:
if (expr) {
whatever;
}
The reason being that context is important when working on
a program, and the fewer uneeded blank lines (I use blank lines more
as logical delimeters than anything else), the more I can get on the
screen when I'm in the editor.
And for "null loops", I prefer:
while (expr)
{}
This seems to stand out well, and isn't as annoying as
"continue;".
And I have another one that hasn't been brought up. In C,
"return" is NOT a function. So the syntax "return(x);" seems to
me to be wrong. I prefer "return x;".
Rick Kiessig
{sri-unix,megatest,randvax,dsd}!fortune!kiessig
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