On Tue, Apr 09, 2002 at 09:33:14PM -0400, Nathan Whitehorn wrote: > It's not about making things easy. It's about not making things hard. > The two are very different. It's the same argument as not writing all > your code in x86 assembler. Writing in C/C++ isn't a good idea because > it makes a PPC port easier but because it doesn't make a port *harder*. > Remember the original subject of my e-mail: how not to *actively > prevent* a ppc port. Not only that, _EXPORT makes code more readable. I think this problem is generated due to a lack of an official coding style/guideline <= correct me if i'm wrong...=P in example, under bsd, we have a man page dedicated only to the coding guidelines, and it helps to prevent such problem i know that there's a guideline borrowed from the opentracker project, but it seems it's not enough.... =P maybe it's time for a review of it? maybe it's time for an RFC? an article? just my .00000000002 cent =) -- Paolo Italian FreeBSD User Group: http://www.gufi.org