I would like to bring your attention to the existence of this gem:
https://isocpp.github.io/CppCoreGuidelines/CppCoreGuidelines#main
Of which I use maybe a subset in my often verbose and perhaps repetitive code reviews.
The things I comment on are as much a matter of style as multiplication taking precedence over addition is.
It is how "They" do it.
So do please browse the guidelines.
Ingraining some good guidelines, goes a long way towards freeing one's mind to focus on important implementation aspects.
Does this thing need to be const? Just make it, the compiler will tell you if it can't or if you were about to have a bug, the opposite does not happen.
I need this piece of code from somewhere. -> Put it in a function.
My function does not fit the screen. -> Too long.
new su2double[nSomething] -> Some container type, which one? The simplest that will do the job.
etc.
I would like to bring your attention to the existence of this gem:
https://isocpp.github.io/CppCoreGuidelines/CppCoreGuidelines#main
Of which I use maybe a subset in my often verbose and perhaps repetitive code reviews.
The things I comment on are as much a matter of style as multiplication taking precedence over addition is.
It is how "They" do it.
So do please browse the guidelines.
Ingraining some good guidelines, goes a long way towards freeing one's mind to focus on important implementation aspects.
Does this thing need to be const? Just make it, the compiler will tell you if it can't or if you were about to have a bug, the opposite does not happen.
I need this piece of code from somewhere. -> Put it in a function.
My function does not fit the screen. -> Too long.
new su2double[nSomething] -> Some container type, which one? The simplest that will do the job.
etc.