[Python-Dev] Update PEP 7 to require curly braces in C
Stefan Krah
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Tue Jan 19 05:29:07 EST 2016
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M.-A. Lemburg <mal <at> egenix.com> writes: > > Currently this thread stands at: > > Make that: > > > +1 > > Brett > > Ethan > > Robert > > Georg > > Nick > > Maciej Szulik > > +0 > > Guido > > -0 > > Serhiy > > -1 > MAL > > Victor (maybe; didn't specifically vote) > > Larry > > Stefan I want to clarify my position a bit: Personally, in _decimal/* I've always used braces and I prefer that. But from reading the Python sources in general, I got the impression that the default style at least for one-liner if-statements is to omit braces. So, in memoryview.c, I adapted to that style. I think enforcing braces won't do anything for security. DJB (who had a single exploit found in qmail in 20 years) even uses nested for-loops without braces. IMO secure code can only be achieved by auditing it quietly in a terminal, not being distracted by peripheral things like version control and web interfaces (green merge buttons!) and trying to do formal proofs (if time allows for it). So I would not want to enforce a style if it makes some people unhappy. Stefan Krah
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