Re: code portability

Eigenvector posted:

More of a topic for comp.lang.c.business.

I don't work as a programmer -- I have no customer and no boss.

So then I question your devotion to your style and your confidence in
its effectiveness.


So I can't cook well if I don't work as a chef?


If you have never worked in the industry nor have
had to satisfy a customer or their requirements I don't see how you can
make judgements on your style vs. what the undoubted experts here in
this forum promote.


I cook my own food to satisfy myself.

I write my own code to satisfy myself.


Personally if I do something one way in a non-professional environment,
but a bunch of people take me aside and provide example after example of
why my method is not really in line with normal practices - I take their
suggestions to heart. You don't appear to be doing that to my untrained
eyes.


That's because I have a fully-functional brain, and don't need to be told
that:

static int Func(void) {...

is better than:

int static Func(void) {...

--

Frederick Gotham
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