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That's fair - the largest code bases I've ever worked on are all less than ~200K LOC. They've enforced style by mandating committers hook a linter into a git p
by smanek 15y ago
That's fair - the largest code bases I've ever worked on are all less than ~200K LOC.
They've enforced style by mandating committers hook a linter into a git pre-commit hook, and compilation time hasn't been a huge problem since the languages always support incremental/partial compilation (Java/Lisp for the most part).
I can imagine that not working at Google-scale.
- adgar 15y ago> They've enforced style by mandating committers hook a linter into a git pre-commit hook Style-related presubmit hooks are a part of every project at Google. Plus readability requirements, etc - style is kept pretty damn consistent. > compilation time hasn't been a huge problem since the languages always support incremental/partial compilation (Java/Lisp for the most part). This is the far more interesting problem to solve at scale with a single centralized repository.