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Suggest refactoring sample_app to more closely match "real" apps. #45
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In general I concur with this idea but please see pull request #43 prior to doing any additional refactoring. Also - its been discussed in the past to put each command into a separate .c file, to eventually pave the way for commands to be included/excluded via compile-time configuration. Not saying that it should necessarily go there now, but I do think it would be a good thing to consider. |
I concur with eventually splitting commands into separate files for multiple reasons, I've found it beneficial in the past to organize more along the one "unit" per file model. |
Fix #45, Refactor to implement command and utility functions in separate files
Fix #45, Refactor to implement command and utility functions in separate files
Fix #45, Refactor to implement command and utility functions in separate files Co-authored-by: ejtimmon <45639682+ejtimmon@users.noreply.github.com>
…-separate-files Fix #45, Move cmds and utils into separate files
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
This ticket is not related to a problem. This is a feature request to reorganize the sample app to more closely match "real" apps (namely the GSFC open source apps). This would increase sample_app's value as a template. In addition to providing a more realistic example, the organization of functions into files has implications for unit testing.
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Elizabeth Timmons - NASA/GSFC
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