Nicolas Weeger wrote: > Well, I was thinking of doing in parallel documentation & warning > cleaning. Like, fixing a few warnings in a function, if it has some > comments at top make'em doxygen comments, else write a few lines (i > guess documenting in this format isn't bad?). > This way it'll be done small portion by small portion. Seems to be Ok. I've only briefly looked at doxygen, and their suggested commenting style - I don't see anything terribly wrong with it, but at the same time, be aware that I wouldn't expect (nor require) that style to be followed by everyone. Eg, I'll personally just continue to do comments in the form I'm used to. > > I can mail you privately the full (or partial) warning compilation log. > Or I could post it on the messageboard, or somewhere on the wiki? You can mail it to me - that is fine. > This is something I plan on testing. Knoppix is there to lemme boot into > Linux fast & make sure it compiles there too :) > But yes, I will have to take much care. Everyone should also be aware that sourceforge offers a compile farm for its developers, so even if you don't have linux/whatever access, you can use the compile farm to test compliance. Only problem is that you then need to get your changes there somehow. _______________________________________________ crossfire-devel mailing list crossfire-devel at lists.real-time.com https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/crossfire-devel