skywalk wrote: Sun Apr 25, 2021 4:19 pmDo you suggest we collapse our lib's to a dll or can we create static libs in the future?
Static libraries can be created even now.
This is done by the tools TailBite, coffit and etc. But unfortunately they are very dependent on the PB static libraries.
Switching to C won't change anything and the dependencies will remain.
Curly braces only exist for the easy of implementing logical blocks in a compiler. They are simply syntactic fluff, not needed at all as you can clearly see with python. Indent indent until its aldente and ???, WTF is wrong!
skywalk wrote: Fri Apr 23, 2021 1:16 pmI also like the C format you showed. Allman style is by far the easiest to read.
Nice. I didn't know about the names of these styles. I prefer K&R. It's more compact and also easy to read.
I didn't know they had names either, but I've been using Gnu style since before I'd heard of either Gnu or open source...
It seems to me that for each person absolutely individual perception of text style. The main thing is that it is convenient to work without going into fruitless discussions about what is better.
skywalk wrote: Fri Apr 23, 2021 1:16 pmI also like the C format you showed. Allman style is by far the easiest to read.
Nice. I didn't know about the names of these styles. I prefer K&R. It's more compact and also easy to read.
I didn't know they had names either, but I've been using Gnu style since before I'd heard of either Gnu or open source...
It seems to me that for each person absolutely individual perception of text style. The main thing is that it is convenient to work without going into fruitless discussions about what is better.
KayBur wrote: Mon Apr 26, 2021 1:07 pm
It seems to me that for each person absolutely individual perception of text style. The main thing is that it is convenient to work without going into fruitless discussions about what is better.
This ^ is the reason I shared my style, and also why I didn't say it was the best way.
KayBur wrote: Mon Apr 26, 2021 1:07 pm
It seems to me that for each person absolutely individual perception of text style. The main thing is that it is convenient to work without going into fruitless discussions about what is better.
This ^ is the reason I shared my style, and also why I didn't say it was the best way.
I agree with your position. Sharing your point of view is good, but imposing it on others is bad. It's good that you don't impose anything on anyone. I am for healthy communication and healthy exchange of experience.
idle wrote: Tue Apr 27, 2021 11:11 pm
I'm Dyslexic so you can shove all your styles as long as it compiles.
Same for me, Slight dislexia, I have learned to deal with it.
And for now, I don't know enough to go behind the box, as long as it compiles.
I am more concerned about the compilation speed which must remain one of the strong points.
skywalk wrote: Fri Apr 23, 2021 1:33 pm
Trust me, K&R is horrible when the code gets large and inline comments and multiple developers. Allman solves all that noise.
Clang-Format solves all that noise. Each company has its own style guidelines and each developer can just write code in their own personal style of choice but before commiting code to repository, run it through clang-format. There is a clang-format plugin for every popular code editor to make this conversion as easy as possible with a single button click inside code editor.
