> As far as the scatological 

sorry, non-english background, what the ^&*&^ does that word mean?

> Feel free to add some similarly worded, but advanced, 
> concepts of C style! 

sorry, I can't (or rather: I can't without specifying the audience much
better), reason below :)

> > 
> > First: such rules are never absolute, everything is relative to the
> > intended audience. 

I do give some guidelines in my C classes, but they are always just
guidelines, along the lines of 'try to find out what works for you, be
aware that that will change over the years, and be prepared to accept
whatever rules the corporate guru has drafted, unless you are of the Don
Quichote type'.

But note that the fact that you have drafted such rules *for yourself*
is perfectly within the above advice. It is the guys who try to give
such rules absolute power that I am up against.

Wouter van Ooijen

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