《4.MSRA源代码编程规范》.pdf

M I C R O S O F T R E S E A R C H A S I A STANDARD DEVELOPMENT AND CODING PRACTICES AT MSRA Compiled by Advanced Technology Department V e r . 0 . 1 J a n u a r y 2 1 , 2 0 0 2 Content CONTENT 1 A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A RESEARCH DEVELOPER 1 INTRODUCTION 1 WHAT SHOULD I DO EACH DAY? 1 YOUR MACHINE ENVIRONMENT 2 KNOW YOUR RESOURCES 2 REQUIRED READING LIST 2 OTHER RECOMMENDED READING 2 MODIFICATION HISTORY 2 CODING STYLE GUIDELINES 3 INTRODUCTION 3 NAMING CONVENTIONS 3 CODE FORMATTING 4 IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES9 CODING STYLE CHECKLIST 11 1 CLASSES 11 2 OTHER C/C++ ISSUES 11 3 SOURCE FILE ORGANIZATION 11 4 BASIC DATA TYPES 11 5 NAMING CONVENTIONS 11 6 FORMATTING ISSUES 11 SOURCEDEPOT, NT BUILD AND RAID 13 1 SOURCEDEPOT13 2 NT BUILD SYSTEM 13 3 RAID SYSTEM 13 A Day in the Life of a Research Developer Introduction Welcome to MSRA development, also known as the RSDE (research software design engineer) and AT (advanced technology) team. This purpose of this document is to give the new research developer at MSRA a leg-up in understanding the tools and resources available in accomplishing his or her daily duties and responsibilities, and is modeled after the Day in the Life of an Office Developer document. What Should I Do Each Day? At Microsoft, the most important application to track is Outlook. This is because much communication is tracked through e-mail and scheduling. (Tip: If you find yourself distracted by too many e-mails, use Inbox Assistant to sift and prioritize. Choose specific times during the day to check e-mail.) People will generally expect you