brace_convention.cpp

// Interesting dilemma in which Egyptian style is worse in performance
// than Allman style (brackets on seperate lines)

// Egyptian Style
void MyFunction(
    int parameterOne,
    int parameterTwo) {
    int localOne,
    int localTwo
}

// Allman style
void MyFunction(
    int parameterOne,
    int parameterTwo) 
{
    int localOne,
    int localTwo
}

// It could be said that Egyptian style can be rewritten as so, but then no point in saving new line:

void MyFunction(
    int parameterOne,
    int parameterTwo) {

    int localOne,
    int localTwo
}