EPICS source Documentation

["David Dudley" <DavidDu@cctexas.com>]

Just a strange question, but I've noticed a tendency of all the source files to not have any comments (or very few) in them regarding what they do.

Is this a standard I've just never known about?
Typically, source(s) that I compose end up having as much in comments (or more) than in code, for the simple reason that I can't concentrate on one component at a time, and I might work some now, and some two or three days from now (and I've slept between then and now).

I get so busy with the multiple things I have to do, that if I don't comment the hell out of what I write, I might have to spend quite a bit of time decoding what I was doing before I needed to switch.

Is this the normal style for EPICS, or would there be any objections to comments being added to some of the files as I work with/on them?

David Dudley

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