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July 9, 2018 20:43
Nobody can remember what coding style each project has. Let people enjoy the coding and leave formatting to dedicated tools. Before you commit use: $> make astyle To cleanup your code. You will need to run ./configure to enable this feature.
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This PR does not change any functionality. From now on we will format the source code (at the moment only *.c files) using astyle tool.
Please note, that so many changes to the style will make your merges fail. Try to merge asap if you want to contribute.
Steps to apply before you commit to this repository:
Install astyle in version >= 3.1 and generate Makefile which supports styling (needed on the first run):
eresi $> ./configure
Apply our styling guide
eresi $> make astyle
or if you are on bsd: gmake astyle