Update gitignore, add editorconfig #376
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Add all the .in files handled in the Makefile, drop never present binary objects and adjust the to look at dist folder in the top directory. Bits like temporary editor files - *~ *.swp or others - should be handled by the end-user. There're dozen of editors and naming schemes out there and adding all the variations to every project does not scale. See `man gitignore` how to set local excludes. Signed-off-by: Emil Velikov <emil.l.velikov@gmail.com>
Trivial config file, which is supported by more or less every editor out there - either natively or via a plugin. Should make indentation glitches less common. Signed-off-by: Emil Velikov <emil.l.velikov@gmail.com>
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Add all the .in files handled in the Makefile, drop never present binary
objects and adjust the to look at dist folder in the top directory.
Bits like temporary editor files - *~ *.swp or others - should be
handled by the end-user. There're dozen of editors and naming schemes
out there and adding all the variations to every project does not scale.
See
man gitignorehow to set local excludes.Trivial config file, which is supported by more or less every editor out
there - either natively or via a plugin.
Should make indentation glitches less common.