Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2023 22:01:36 +0200
From: Reinoud Zandijk <rein...@netbsd.org>
Message-ID: <zdcoibrfn4rd0...@gorilla.13thmonkey.org>
| Oh I do that for I think its more clear
You really write (and think it is more clear) stuff like:
char a;
#if sizeof(struct small) == sizeof(char) /* except you can't, I don't
think */
struct small b;
#endif
char c;
short aa;
#if sizeof(struct small) == sizeof(short) && sizeof(char) != sizeof(short)
struct small b;
#endif
short cc;
#if sizeof(struct small) > sizeof(short) && sizeof(struct small) > sizeof(char)\
&& sizeof(struct small) < sizeof(int)
struct small b;
#endif
int aaa;
#if sizeof(struct small) == sizeof(int) && ....
struct small b;
#endif
#if sizeof(size_t) == sizeof(int)
size_t bad;
#endif
int ccc;
(etc) - with similar noise for time_t, ptrdiff_t, long, long long,
float, double, long double, intmax_t, every different struct that is
used, and all the arrays, and different pointer types. (And up there,
I didn't cover all the possibilities, like sizeof(char) == sizeof(short)
which would mean a different order, and either of those being == sizeof(int)
which would be yet another order).
The style guide says to sort by size (not type) and then for vars of the
same size, alpha by name.
You really do that? Where? I have to look at that code!
kre
