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= File Names = | = File Names = |
Revision as of 11:03, 11 January 2006
The following rules are obligatory for all mca2 core developers. They are recommended to all users of mca2.
Please have a look into the MCA2 Programmers Guide for informations on this topic.
File Names
- If a file contains only one class (this is the usual case), the file must have the same name as the class:
tThisIsAClass.h tThisIsAClass.c tThisIsAClass.cc mThisIsAModule.h gThisIsAGroup.C
- If a file contains a template, the filename has to end with a 'T':
tThisIsATemplateT.h
- Parts start with a 'p':
pReplyValues.C