CodeStyleConventions.txt

General
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Use typically trailing braces for control structures (if, else, do, while, etc. )

if ( x ) {
}


The else statement starts on the same line as the last closing brace.

if ( x ) {
} else {
}

Classes, structs, functions and methods do _not_ use trailing braces 

class XYZ
{
	public:
		int bla();
} 

and

int XYZ::bla()
{

}

Pad parenthesized expressions and assignments with spaces

if ( x ) {
	int x = 2 + ( a & 1 );
	int y = ( z * 0.5f );
}

Instead of 

if (x) {
	int   x=2+(a&1);
	float y=(z * 0.5f);
	
}

Use precision specification for floating point values unless there is an explicit need for a double.

float f = 0.5f;

Instead of

float f = 0.5;

And

float f = 1.0f;

Instead of

float f = 1.f;

The size_t type should be used when the size of memory or data structures is concerned. This is for 32/64-bit portability.

Const should be used as much as possible as well as references.

Class member variables start with an underscore.

The pointer symbol should be next to the type e.g. int* func() instead of int *func().

If possible align variable and method declarations e.g.

int             abc();
const size_t	size() const;

instead of

int abc();
const size_t size() const;

Filenames
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Filenames should coresspond to the classes. Try to avoid to put several classes in one file.