In the UK we write the day and month the other way around so I was quite hopeful when googling "21-12-2012" that perhaps we will escape this predicted disaster. Unfortunately not, it appears that we're doomed as well :sigh: It's a shame that the world isn't going to end before the 2012 London olympics... then we could cancel it and save ourselves lots of money to spend on a big end-of-the world party instead!

not for me thanks! I'll live with _'s in uppercase #defines but that's it. What's wrong with a simple 'm' prefix for member variables and 'mp' for pointer members? Adding a type prefix is overkill and exacerbates R.S.I. Maybe it's a British thing... would be interested to know if we've got a cultural coding standards divide!!