> The focus may be anything else one wishes, of course, but if I declare
multiple variables at once by first saying=20
> what type they are, and then the names of the variables, like:

> int* a, b, c, d;

> all of them oughta be of type "int*".

I would like to point out, that line of code does not mean what you think i=
t
ought to...

In my day job, I have NEVER come across a coding standard that permits the
"multiple variables declared on one line" like this. It's always been one
variable per line with the confusion surrounding pointers cited as
justification.=20

Personally, I have always used=20

int *a;
int b;

as I seem to read it as "as is a pointer that contains an int" and "b is an
int".

@VG regardless of boost, you should choose whatever style you prefer, it's
your project! All you need to do is be consistent.



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