Changes between Version 38 and Version 39 of Coding_Conventions

Timestamp:

Nov 10, 2018, 1:44:13 PM (5 years ago)

Author:

Silier

Comment:

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Coding_Conventions

@@ -268 +268 @@
    * Prefer global variables over singletons, because then they're not trying to hide their ugliness.
 
- * Don't do "`if (p) delete p;`". (That's redundant since "`delete NULL;`" is safe and does nothing.)
-
- * If deleting a pointer, and it's not in a destructor, and it's not being immediately assigned a new value, use "`SAFE_DELETE(p)`" (which is equivalent to "`delete p; p = NULL;`") to avoid dangling pointers to deleted memory.
+ * Don't do "`if (p) delete p;`". (That's redundant since "`delete nullptr;`" is safe and does nothing.)
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+ * If deleting a pointer, and it's not in a destructor, and it's not being immediately assigned a new value, use "`SAFE_DELETE(p)`" (which is equivalent to "`delete p; p = nullptr;`") to avoid dangling pointers to deleted memory.
 
  * Be sure to be aware of [CodeAndMemoryPerformance Code And Memory Performance] guidelines