mk-project code formatters

Introduction

mk-project provide severals utilities with many predefined targets for formatting your source code.

For C or C++ source code:

• indent
• astyle
• bcpp

Using the indent utility

mk-project provide following predefined indent styles:

make indent-kr    # Format all source files in the kr style.
make indent-gnu   # Format all source files in the gnu style.
make indent-linux # Format all source files in the linux style.
make indent-orig  # Format all source files in the original style.
make indent-user  # Format all source files in the user defined style.

make indent-clean # Remove all formatted files with suffix.

note:The indent-user target use the given options during the project configuration for formatting your source code.

Note

By launching any code formatting target mk-project will output a copy of all your source files suffixed with the corresponding target name:

Per example by using the indent-kr target a file named main.c will ouput as main-kr.c.

For overwriting your source files really you must set the make variable OVERWRITE on the value T.

$ make indent-kr OVERWRITE=T

Using the astyle utility

mk-project provide following predefined indent styles:

make astyle-ansi          # Format all source files in the ansi style.
make astyle-java          # Format all source files in the java style.
make astyle-kr            # Format all source files in the kr style.
make astyle-stroustrup    # Format all source files in the stroustrup style.
make astyle-whitesmith    # Format all source files in the whitesmith style.
make astyle-banner        # Format all source files in the banner style.
make astyle-gnu           # Format all source files in the gnu style.
make astyle-linux         # Format all source files in the linux style.
make astyle-horstmann     # Format all source files in the horstmann style.
make astyle-lisp          # Format all source files in the lisp style.
make astyle-pico          # Format all source files in the pico style.
make astyle-python        # Format all source files in the python style.
make astyle-user          # Format all source files in the user defined style.

make astyle-clean         # Remove all formatted files with suffix.

note:The astyle-user target use the given options during the project configuration for formatting your source code.

Note

By launching any code formatting target mk-project will output a copy of all your source files suffixed with the corresponding target name:

Per example by using the astyle-kr target a file named main.c will ouput as main-kr.c.

For overwriting your source files really you must set the make variable OVERWRITE on the value T.

$ make astyle-kr OVERWRITE=T