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C/C++ coding style
==================
Tools
-----
There is a file uncrustify.cfg in this directory that can be used to
approximate the prevailing code style. You can run it with e.g.
uncrustify --replace -c devel/uncrustify.cfg foo.c
You still have to use your judgement about accepting or rejecting the
changes uncrustify makes. With a nice git frontend, you can add the
lines you agree with and reject the rest.
For Emacs users, the file .dir-locals.el in the top level source
directory will configure c-mode to automatically meet most of the
basic layout rules. I
Indentation, Whitespace, and Layout
-----------------------------------
The following nonsense code demonstrates many aspects of the style:
static some_type
function (param_type param, param_type param)
{
int i;
for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
int j;
j = i + 10;
some_other_func (j, i);
}
}
* Indent is 4 spaces with mixed tab/spaces and a tab width of 8.
(Specifically, a line should begin with zero or more tabs followed
by fewer than eight spaces.)
* Use copious whitespace. In particular
- there is a space between the function name and the open paren in a call.
- likewise, there is a space following keywords such as if and while
- every binary operator should have space on either side.
* No trailing whitespace. Please enable the standard pre-commit hook
in git (or an equivalent hook).
* The name in a function prototype should start at the beginning of a line.
* Opening braces "cuddle" (they are on the same line as the
if/for/while test) and are preceded by a space. The opening brace of
functions is the exception, and starts on a new line.
* Comments are always C-style /* */ block comments. They should start
with a capital letter and generally be written in complete
sentences. Public library functions are documented immediately
before their prototype in lib/notmuch.h. Internal functions are
typically documented immediately before their definition.
* Code lines should be less than 80 columns and comments should be
wrapped at 70 columns.
Naming
------
* Use lowercase_with_underscores for function, variable, and type
names.
* All structs should be typedef'd to a name ending with _t. If the
struct has a tag, it should be the same as the typedef name, minus
the trailing _t.
libnotmuch conventions
----------------------------------
* Functions starting with notmuch_ in lib/notmuch.h are public and are
automatically exported from the shared library. Private library
functions should generally either be static or, if they are shared
between compilation units, start with _notmuch.
* Functions in libnotmuch must not access user configuration files
(i.e. .notmuch-config)
* Code which needs to be accessed from both the CLI and from
libnotmuch should be factored out into libutil (under util/).
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