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Agreed. If you typedef your struct, I can’t know if you wrapped it in a weird macro or if your data type is actually a renamed primitive. Once I gain familiari
by jimbob45 5y ago
Agreed. If you typedef your struct, I can’t know if you wrapped it in a weird macro or if your data type is actually a renamed primitive. Once I gain familiarity with your codebase, it won’t matter, but it otherwise unnecessarily raises the barrier of entry.
That said, typedefs/macros may be essential for portability concerns.
- Gibbon1 5y ago> can’t know if you wrapped it in a weird macro The solution to that problem is don't do that.