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Subject: Ada Style Guide
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On May 13th Dave Wheeler asks:
1. Who has adopted the SPC style guide?

We have adopted the SPC Ada Style Guide on a project where
we have no customer directed style standards.
My opinion is that the
style guide is "reasonable".  It doesn't try to specify everything
to the last detail, leaves some room for interpretation, explains the
rationale of each rule etc.  On the other hand if we would have
someone produce code in some bizarre manner we can hit them
over the head with the book, in a manner of speaking.

We also require all code to be formatted with the Verdix
formatter, using default options.
sam harbaugh saharbaugh@ROO.FIT.EDU        
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