wapd (11/01/82)
I favor the style : func(args) int args { int i if (cond) { i=... j=... } while (khk) { i=... k=... } } and so on. Everything at the same level is at the same indentation, separation of control part (if, while, for, etc) and body (from { to }) and so on. Just thought I'd add my 2 cents. Bill Dietrich houxj!wapd
thomas (11/03/82)
Apologies for the previous message, it got bit by the "." feature.
I find the brace style
foo()
{
foo decls
statements
etc.
}
almost impossible to read. You can't tell where the function begins or ends
without really looking hard at it. If you're scanning a printout (a what?
You know, those paper listings), it takes a lot of effort to find a given
function. I made some minor modifications to make recently, and I had to
run the whole source (which is written in the above style) through a
prettyprinter before I could work on it at all.
=Spencer