C coding standard?

[split merlin]

Does anyone know of a C standard that I can follow for my project? Like how should the naming conventions be, etc.

[edgy bolt]

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[old flint]

I mean, there are a million coding standards you could follow

If you feel a need to follow a standard someone has written out, I'd just look at the first few results on google and pick the one you like

[split merlin]

I went through the kernel one. But there's no mention of naming structs in it

Do you know what's the naming convention for naming structs?

[old flint]

Kernel code is pretty ugly

[slim compass]

just pick one

[old blade]

Pitchfork layout is good enough

If you have just a single header or a single heder and source file it's better to have it all in the root folder

[proper narwhal]

Kernel code doesn't typedef structs, that's one major difference to many coding conventions out there.

[edgy bolt]

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