11. Alignment

For enhanced readability:

Names of variables within a series of definitions (in a .C. file) or declarations (in a .H file) shall have their first characters aligned. (Variable declarations in C do not allocate storage, while variable definitions do.)

In the case of local variables, left-align names 2 spaces after the longest data type specifier. Example:
```
void              function_name(void) {
    storagetask_request_t    lRequestBep;
    BaseType_t               xQueueResult;
    char                   * cp;
    /*      2 spaces --> ^^ ^ <-- 1 space */

    ...
}
```
The names of struct and union members shall have their first characters aligned 2 spaces after the longest type specifier.
The assignment operators within a sequence of assignment statements shall be aligned.