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For a software stack which is integrated with dedicated components for taking care of the wide range of features it offers, having a common guide line for developing code is necessary. Having a coding guide line in place helps in various manners.

  • RDK is Being adaptable to opensource projects and tools which are extensively used across components, hence a RDK specific coding convention will allow to identify the abstraction layers and APIs.
  • RDK is moving more closer towards a community collaborated software development where it is necessary to having common guidelines for developers across different geographical locations or organizations.  
  • The native component or tools used in RDK are written mainly using C, C++ or Python language.

More details on Python and C Coding Guidelines defined for RDK can be found here: Coding Guidelines

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