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Revision as of 00:54, 6 January 2010
Here is a quick draft of what may become a good guideline of how to format your code:
- Do not place code on a the same line as a label.
- Use tabs before and after instructions.
- Place a space after comma.
- Don't place a space after a typename (byte/word/dword/..).
- When you need to cast, do it on the memory location, not on the operand.
- Only cast when nescessary.
- place 2 spaces before a local label, this way it will 'pop out' between the subprogram name and the code