Difference between revisions of "C/C++"
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== Creating libraries with [[Autotools]] == | == Creating libraries with [[Autotools]] == | ||
* Prepare two sets of headers: | * Prepare two sets of headers: | ||
| − | ** includes <code>include_HEADERS = ...</code> | + | ** includes (for the include directory): <code>include_HEADERS = ...</code> |
| − | ** sources (internal C data structures and C++ template classes) <code>library_SOURCES = library.h ...</code> | + | ** sources (internal C data structures and C++ template classes): <code>library_SOURCES = library.h ...</code> |
*** <code>library.h</code> is a precompiled header (contains common headers and symbols), which is included in most of source files of the library | *** <code>library.h</code> is a precompiled header (contains common headers and symbols), which is included in most of source files of the library | ||
Revision as of 19:24, 5 February 2010
Coding
- Coding header files
- One-true-brace ident style
- Learn from examples and use coding approaches from third-party software
Commenting
- Place Doxygen comments in header files (before declarations of namespaces/classes/structs/typedefs/macros) and main source files (for documenting tools and tests)
- Use double forward slash for short comments in the code
C++
General
- Don't use non-standard functions, like itoa
- Dynamic loading of shared libraries
Creating libraries with Autotools
- Prepare two sets of headers:
- includes (for the include directory):
include_HEADERS = ... - sources (internal C data structures and C++ template classes):
library_SOURCES = library.h ...-
library.his a precompiled header (contains common headers and symbols), which is included in most of source files of the library
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- includes (for the include directory):
