At 08:40 18/06/2002 -0400, Erik Jacobs wrote:
> > > This may be a dumb question, but is there something like an
> > > official coding style guide or so?
>
>It depends.  If you are writing a PIC application for a large company and
>you will be sending your source around, then the company itself may have
>certain standards.

I'm writing PIC assembler for a small company (for which I work) but
we don't still have a coding standard for assembler. We do have one
for Java, and another one for C[/C++], but none for PIC assembler yet :)

Thanks anyway,
G.

>   If you are writing in C and compiling to PIC, then you
>should just follow C guidelines, which I'm sure there are scores of.  If
>you're writing code for yourself and your own private projects, I wouldn't
>think it matters at all.
>
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