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What I wanted to point out is that typically a C struct is what you need. The common case is static keys and static value types but dynamic values. What are in
by jstimpfle 9y ago
What I wanted to point out is that typically a C struct is what you need. The common case is static keys and static value types but dynamic values.
What are interesting use cases for more dynamic (i.e. non-fixed set of keys / types)?
I mean, if you need something super-abstract and flexible, you are unlikely to need a built-in convenient syntax to hardcode such values.