[bind10-dev] coding guidelines

[Francis Dupont]

> This one makes it inconsistent between the .cc and .h files

=> I know I learnt programming languages before C++ so I have some
bias but for me .h are for declarations and signatures, .cc for
definitions and implementations. So I really make a difference
and the .h/.cc is not simply a convention.

> If there would be a reason for this I didn't catch, I would say it
> would look better to just use < > everywhere (I think I'd be willing
> to sacrifice the distinction of local vs. global, shorter names and
> filename completion when typing the " " header names for the simpler
> rules).

=> I was in favor of < > everywhere so if you believe restricted use
of " " makes no sense (or removes its sense) so I am giving up too
and recommend to the '< > everywhere' rule. BTW it is the rule applied
in bind 9 so it is not new...
No objection?

Regards

Francis Dupont <fdupont at isc.org>