C++ Naming Conventions

1. Classes and Structures

• Class Names: Use CamelCase style.

• Example:

  cpp class MyClassName {};

• Structure Names: Use CamelCase style.

• Example:

  cpp struct MyStructName {};

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2. Enums

• Enum Type Names: Use CamelCase style.

• Example:

  cpp enum MyEnumType {};

• Enum Constant Names: Use UPPER_CASE style.

• Example:

  cpp enum MyEnumType { ENUM_CONSTANT_ONE, ENUM_CONSTANT_TWO };

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3. Functions

• Function Names: Use camelBack style.

• Example:

  cpp void myFunctionName();

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4. Variables

• Regular Variable Names: Use camelBack style.

• Example:

  cpp int myVariableName;

• Global Variable Names: Use UPPER_CASE style.

• Example:

  cpp int GLOBAL_VARIABLE_NAME;

• Constant Names: Use UPPER_CASE style.

• Example:

  cpp const int MAX_BUFFER_SIZE = 1024;

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5. Parameters

• Function Parameter Names: Use camelBack style.

• Example:

  cpp void myFunction(int parameterName);

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6. Namespaces

• Namespace Names: Use lower_case style.

• Example:

  cpp namespace my_namespace { void myFunction(); }

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7. Macros

• Macro Names: Use UPPER_CASE style.

• Example:

  ```cpp

  define MAX_BUFFER_SIZE 1024

  ```

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8. Member Variables

• Private Member Variables: Prefix with m_ and use camelBack style.

• Example:

  cpp class MyClass { private: int m_privateMember; };

• Protected Member Variables: Prefix with m_ and use camelBack style.

• Example:

  cpp class MyClass { protected: int m_protectedMember; };

• Static Member Variables: Prefix with s_ and use camelBack style.

• Example:

  cpp class MyClass { private: static int s_staticMember; };

• Public Member Variables: Use camelBack style.

• Example:

  cpp class MyClass { public: int publicMemberVariable; };

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9. Special Rules

• Disabled Rules:
• Disable modernize-use-trailing-return-type.
• Disable modernize-avoid-c-arrays.

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