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General Variable Naming Conventions
These are the basic naming conventions that are used for the Engine, although not enforced in all cases, should serve as a reference to try and apply when contributing to the source code.
- Member variables are named with a m_ prefix
- Class names have a name starting with a capital letter ClassName for instance
- Pointers use the p prefix
- Smart Pointers use the sp prefix