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I'd be interested to hear how you/[your development team] typically structure your software...<br />
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- Do you define all constants and prototypes in Header files?<br />
- Do you declare/define namespaces in headers also? Or entirely in source files?<br />
- Do you try and give each class it's own file? Or do you prefer to group classes within a single source file?<br />
- etc<br />
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Is there a conventional way of structuring your programs, which all [good] programmers comply with?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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I'd be interested to hear how you/[your development team] typically structure your software...

- Do you define all constants and prototypes in Header files?
- Do you declare/define namespaces in headers also? Or entirely in source files?
- Do you try and give each class it's own file? Or do you prefer to group classes within a single source file?
- etc

Is there a conventional way of structuring your programs, which all [good] programmers comply with?

Thanks


Program structure

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