I want my next release of the WorldServer code be easy to implement in other projects.
Some tips I have used :
- Principal WorldServer API code is in the wsrv directory
- Call of this API and modifications of the standard Idsoftware code are flanked by comment like // <worldserver>
- The list of modifications could be easily finded by a "search in file" of "<worldserver"
Here's a screenshot of the code in Visual C :

And you, what do you do for create reusable code ?
Have you some remark, advice ?

Write a proper documentation by using javadoc/doxygen. Can be really helpfull for others to understand and quickly use your piece of code.
http://bram.quakesrc.org/Contention_docs/ - example of documentation generated by doxygen. Note that it also is nicely integrated into MSVC by a toolbar, and a windows help file which can be used like msdn.

Consistent code style (function/class/variables names, indention, etc) is also one of my favorites.

http://www.doxygen.org

Thank you Bram, this link is very interesting, and the application is free, under the GPL



Me too, but it is not always easy to judge my own work.

God, Pat I love you

excellent work and coding style

It will be better when it will be released :+
Currently I'm sorry but I have discover some bug(s) that need to be corrected before the 0.3 version.
I also plan to implement some security and anti-cheating code later, in next version (0.3a ...)
Like I'm not at home this week-end, the version will probably not be available before the next week