The following style is much better: v3 r = Add_v3(v, w); v4 w = Scale_v3(r, 1.0); You can definitely write a little 3D graphics backend this way. C's l

The following style is much better: v3 r = Add_v3(v, w); v4 w = Scale_v3(r, 1.0); You can definitely write a little 3D graphics backend this way. C's lack of operator overloading can be annoying for some tasks, however I still like to use C for almost everything to this day, because of the lightness of going through old code and seeing instantly what happens - never have to run any type resolution in my head. And importantly, _knowing_ that I don't have to do this. Because I might almost never have to do this in cleanly written C++ code, but how do I know?