| | 3 | Coding rules might sound overdone, but they are essential to keep a code clean and tidy and even more important consistent. At the end this will help everybody to read code of somebody else, because it is structured at least very similar everywhere and the optical layout reflects somewhat its structure. These rules include a lot of experience and are adapted to modern screen (which have more than 25 lines). The order is random and has not yet any meaning. They are the basis for the development of FACT++ and MARS. Future projects might use different rules, but the more consistent the existing code basis is, the easier it is for everybody to understand all existing code. |
