docs/HACKING: correct formating on unordered lists.
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@ -79,13 +79,13 @@ a pointer to a struct list
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Naming
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* Never use CamelCase. UPPERCASE for constants and lowercase for variables,functions,macros. words is separated by underscore.
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- Never use CamelCase. UPPERCASE for constants and lowercase for variables,functions,macros. words is separated by underscore.
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* API functions (that have a prototype in a header file) should be prefixed with the header filename.
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- API functions (that have a prototype in a header file) should be prefixed with the header filename.
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One exception exist and that is when the functionality is realy lowlevel and/or generic enough that it
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would be redundant to include a prefix. an example of this is a fatal() or die() function that may be prototyped in misc.h.
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* Headerguard defines is written like __PATH_TO_THIS_HEADER_H
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- Headerguard defines is written like __PATH_TO_THIS_HEADER_H
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Documentation
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