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Rules
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Rules vs. Recomendations
This coding standard consists of rules and recommendations, collectively referred to as guidelines. Rules are meant to provide normative requirements for code, whereas recommendations are meant to provide guidance that, when followed, should improve the safety, reliability, and security of software systems. Learn more about the differences.
Information for Editors
- To eliminate a section from the lists above, label it section and void.
- To have a section listed as a recommendation, label it section and recommendation.
- To have a section listed as a rule, label it section and rule.
- See a complete dictionary of labels to help you label your pages correctly.
- Link to guidelines using the Tiny Link under Tools→Link to this Page... (This URL will not change if the name of the guideline changes.)
- Review the guidelines for writing secure coding rules/recommendations.
- To add a new rule, follow the steps on the Guidelines for Wiki Contributors page.
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1 Comment
mncasey
How can I download the whole coding standard?