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<A HREF ="http://repository:13531/docs/c%2b%2b/rules_recs.ps">http://repository:13531/docs/c%2b%2b/rules_recs.ps</A>

style guide The purpose of this document is to define _one_ style of programming in C++. It contains: - Introduction - Terminology - General Recommendations - Source Code in Files - Assigning Names - Style - Classes - Class Templates - Functions - Constants - Variables - Pointers & References - Type Conversions - Flow Control Structures - Expressions - Memory Allocation - Fault Handling - Portable Code - References - Summary of Rules - Summary of Recommendations - Summary of Portability Recommendations - Form for Rule Change Request Questions such as how to design a class or a class hierarchy are not covered, but see the document's "Reference" section for pointers. 08/10/96 jane 21/01/98 jane good / very useful [put in - enthusiasm for this doc. among CiTR engineers is rather mixed I think] Ellemtel Telecommunications Systems Laboratories see cover page 1990 (version referenced is dated 1993-12-31) Copying, modification, etc. granted as long as complete copyright and permission notice is retained. see cover page Mats Henricson Erik Nyquist ? <A HREF ="http://asrt.cad.gatech.edu/Management/rules_us.ps">http://asrt.cad.gatech.edu/Management/rules_us.ps</A> (though Alta Vista had several other hits) Handbook / Guide / General Manual