Was it kernel-style braces?

do you have a source

kernel.org

yes

no I mean where they’re called kernel braces

yes

don’t link again kernel.org

As I said, kernel.org

By who?

kernel.org

or was it a readthedocs instance?

By Torvalds

yes but where on the site they’re called that

kernel.or-

jk lemme look it up again

searching for kernel braces both on ddg/brave and google does not result into anything

kernelbracesisthename.org

https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/v4.10/process/coding-style.html

GNU/Systemd/Matt

I am dead sure I read that somewhere

was it kernel-style braces? idk

you’re probably mixing things up

anyway don’t do that, idgaf what K&R said

you heard many people calling them curly braces, and you misheard as kernel braces

We are not asking about the indentation style of the kernel
We are asking why you are making things out of nowhere

wat

I know what curly means

then I don’t know from where you pulled out kernel braces

I am pretty sure I would not mix kernel with curly, the pronounciation is completely different

No he is talking about the fact there is a line feed before the brace on function declaration

wait

He is trying to be a trend starter. 🤷🏻‍♂

kernel brace, kernel-style brace, etc.

it’s cringe, don’t do it

it’s ugly af

It is pretty good