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<title>Coding Style</title>
Fossil source code should following the style guidelines below.
<b>1. General points</b>:
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<li value=10> No line of code exceeds 80 characters in length. (Occasional
exceptions are made for HTML text on @-lines.)
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<title>Coding Style</title>
Fossil source code should following the style guidelines below.
<em> The Fossil source tree includes a few files taken from external
sources
(examples: [https://github.com/antirez/linenoise|linenoise] and
[http://zlib.net/|zLib])
and this externally sourced code might not comply with these style guidelines.
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<b>1. General points</b>:
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<li value=10> No line of code exceeds 80 characters in length. (Occasional
exceptions are made for HTML text on @-lines.)
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The use of 'long long' resolves many problems with 64-bit arithmetics, especially on 32-bit machines.
(http_ssl.c, sha3.c, shell.c, util.c)
<li> alloca(): By default, sqlite3.c is compiled with the -DSQLITE_USE_ALLOCA flag to use the alloca() function.
alloca() is not considered ANSI C, and normally not recommended due to portability issues, but
performance and/or memory consumption improvement may be a stronger argument in favor of its usage.
(sqlite3.c)
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The use of 'long long' resolves many problems with 64-bit arithmetics, especially on 32-bit machines.
(http_ssl.c, sha3.c, shell.c, util.c)
<li> alloca(): By default, sqlite3.c is compiled with the -DSQLITE_USE_ALLOCA flag to use the alloca() function.
alloca() is not considered ANSI C, and normally not recommended due to portability issues, but
performance and/or memory consumption improvement may be a stronger argument in favor of its usage.
(sqlite3.c)
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<li> All comments and identifiers are in English.
<li> The program is single-threaded. Do not use threads.
(One exception to this is the HTTP server implementation for Windows,
which we do not know how to implement without the use of threads.)
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