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==Coding Style Guidelines== | |||
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These rules are not obligatory but we ask contributors to consider them before handing in their code. | |||
* [[Cpp Coding Style]] | |||
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Revision as of 14:16, 24 January 2007
Version Management
The BCI2000 source code is managed with the help of Subversion, an open-source cross-platform versioning tool widely used in various kinds of projects.
Subversion (SVN) uses the HTTP-based WebDAV protocol, so even web browsers may be used as clients, although a true SVN client software is required to access all features of the versioning system.
Browsing the Source Code Repository Online
Online viewing, and comparing different versions of all source code files, is possible with a web browser (http://www.bci2000.org/tracproj/browser).
TortoiseSVN Client
For Win32 platforms, we recommend TortoiseSVN, a comfortable-to-use SVN client integrated into the Explorer shell.
Howto Pages
The following pages provide detailed instructions on the setup and use of TortoiseSVN:
Coding Style Guidelines
We maintain a loose set of guidelines/rules that is aimed at readability and maintenance efficiency. These rules are not obligatory but we ask contributors to consider them before handing in their code.