Hello,
I'm planning to do more trivial fixes to the SELinux kernel subsystem to
make the coding style look as unified as possible. Before continuing,
however, I would like to ask for an opinion, because I do not want to
waste my time.
There currently exist mixed styles such as:
while (cur != NULL)
vs
while (cur)
and of course the related "if"- and "for"-variants.
My questions:
1) Is there a general agreement that only one style should be used?
2) If answer to the question 1 is "yes", which one is the preferred style?
Thanks for the information.
Best regards,
vmk
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