Re: [Logic-security-developers] Cleaning Up Code
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From: Greg T. <gre...@ya...> - 2005-09-22 03:53:52
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The reason we're getting rid of a single include file is to clarify dependencies. Sure, you can use namespace if you want (although I doubt it's necessary), but it's very important that we separate functionality sets into distinct include files so that a module only needs to declare the functionality that it *needs.* Separate programs aren't that important right now, although we could do that some time. Ideally, once our source code is correctly organized, a transition to separate programs would be a trivial matter. - Greg --- Vageli Mouzakitis <com...@ya...> wrote: > The following is a list of objectives that should be > met if you are "cleaning up the code". > > -removal of plugin system (being taken care of) > -encapsulation of code into classes > -encapsulation into seperate programs (I no longer > htink this is a necessity..comments?) > -commenting code > -namespaces? > -instead of getting rid of the includes.h file, why > don't we organize it with namespaces? > > -----fixing code to conform with the rules outlined > in > the programming conventions document > > -- > Vageli Mouzakitis __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |