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On Thu, 29 Feb 1996, Tony Jones wrote:

> IMHO code not conforming to the K&R standards for brace ({}) placement 
> should be rejected by the compiler :-)
> tony

I dont particularly agree with that, I code my braces like this:

void main( int argc, char *argv[] )
        {
        int     i = 0,
                p = 1;

        for ( int l = 10; l; l-- )
                {
                i += p + l;
                p++;
                }
        }

I know ^^ makes no sense, but who cares, im showing brace style.

== Chris Layne =============================================================
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