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@ -35,11 +35,13 @@ Don't use C++ templates.
Use C allocation methods for heap allocation. Use C allocation methods for heap allocation.
## C++ function ## Functions
### C++ function
Don't use C++ standard functions or C++ functions provided by other C++ header files unless you have to work with C++ types which is often required when working with third party libraries. Don't use C++ standard functions or C++ functions provided by other C++ header files unless you have to work with C++ types which is often required when working with third party libraries.
## Modifying vs. returning ### Parameters
Generally, functions that thake pointers to non-scalar types should modify the data instead of allocating new memory **IF** reasonable. This forces programmers to consciously create copies before passing data **IF** they need the original data. To indicate that a reference/pointer is not modified by a function define them as const! Generally, functions that thake pointers to non-scalar types should modify the data instead of allocating new memory **IF** reasonable. This forces programmers to consciously create copies before passing data **IF** they need the original data. To indicate that a reference/pointer is not modified by a function define them as const!