Update: Add new standard global type, "_g".

diff --git a/documents/style_guide.txt b/documents/style_guide.txt
index a853b12d36a7c43842d4c26851c77f87ec643501..17226753fbd39972a6b73266ecdf69c26e87d9f4 100644 (file)
--- a/documents/style_guide.txt
+++ b/documents/style_guide.txt
@@ -178,12 +178,19 @@ Global String Constant Names:
   - code:"f_file_open_mode_truncate_s": as a variable, such as: code:"extern const f_string_t f_file_open_mode_truncate_s;".
 
 Global Character Constant Names:
-  The C-language specific global names are identical to the strong:"Global String Constant Names" except that they represent a single 1-byte character.
+  These C-language specific global names are identical to the strong:"Global String Constant Names" except that they represent a single 1-byte character.
 
   These are of the form code:"(A)_(b)_c" or code:"(a)_(b)_c".
 
   The trailing code:"_c" designates that this is a 1-byte character.
 
+Global Data Constant Names:
+  These C-language specific global names are identical to the strong:"Global String Constant Names" except that they represent any other type of global data.
+
+  These are of the form code:"(A)_(b)_g" or code:"(a)_(b)_g".
+
+  The trailing code:"_g" designates that this is global data.
+
 Enumeration Names:
   The C-language specific enumeration names follow the naming structure code:"(a)_(b)_e".
   The code:"(a)" represents lower-case characters used for the project level (or similar purposes).