Hello! You should check this[1] out. There's a style guide alongside with some general recommendations. [1] - http://www.boost.org/development/requirements.html#Design_and_Programming Best regards, Kirill Bobyrev, MIPT On 4/24/2015 11:28 PM, Abhinav Tripathi wrote:
Hello, I have finally set up my development environment on Ubuntu 14.10 x64... I am now able to compile any program consisting of Both OpenOffice and Boost code. I have made succesfully small examples with multiple files with both boost and OpenOffice sdk code and compiled them. . I am now ready to start writing code for the document library. What i could think of till now is : 1. Make the project on github and keep it synced 2. Separate classes in different headers with proper namespaces . What i am looking for : 1. Any suggestions on how to start! (More specifically) 2. Are there and standards that need to be followed for developing any library for boost (like using or not using some syntaxes &/or libraires) 3. Any suggestions as to what practices i should use, like which syntaxes/libraries to prefer. . Also, i see that all the boost libraries are independent (i.e., only dependence is within boost itself) [as far as i know]. While what i will be writing will depend on OpenOffice sdk. So, what are its chances to be accepted as an "actual boost library"? . Regards, Abhinav
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