Re: Recommendation for Indentation in kernel code.

From your experience,
do you know of a cross-platform tool that can be used for the code 
beutification?
Even proprietary, we are willing to invest.
When i tried INDENT on windows, i found that i don't know how to take out
all the typenames as can be done in linux. I am looking for a program that can 
also do that. From what i understand they take it out from the binary symbols 
because types are not necessarily declared in your own code.

On Saturday 02 June 2007 13:27:43 guy keren wrote:
> Tzahi Fadida wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I am researching coding styles for kernel code and enforcement tools.
> > I think i like the benefits of BSD/KNF coding style:
> > see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indent_style
>
> when you write code for the linux kernel - use the linux kernel coding
> conventions.
>
> when you write code for the (net/free/open)bsd kernel - use the specific
> bsd kernel's coding conventions.
>
> for windows - i guess they have their own conventions.
>
> --guy



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