From:	pjotr AT wlink DOT net (pjotr)
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Subject:	question
Date:	Sun, 10 Jan 1999 12:20:36 GMT
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I have a question about C (or C++) in general.

When writing code, is there like a maximum size of lines per function
you should take into account? I just wrote a 200+ lines function and I
was just wondering if maybe it's too large for just one function.

I know it wouldn't make a difference at runtime, but as a C-writing
etiquette, what would you suggest? Note that those 200+ lines DO
include comments.

Pjotr

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