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It's an interesting approach to bring more expressiveness to C, this part need a bit more thought: "If any spaces or parentheses appear in the type name, they
by mingodad 4y ago
It's an interesting approach to bring more expressiveness to C, this part need a bit more thought:
"If any spaces or parentheses appear in the type name, they will be substituted
by an underscore. Thus unsigned int will become unsigned_int the type BitInt(27)
becomes BitInt_27_ ."
Because "unsigned_int" (or any combination of the base types with an underscore) can already be used on user code.
- sigsev_251 4y agoThe names of the functions behind the operators use the '_' prefix which is reserved in the global namespace, so I don't really see a problem as long as the programmer stays in their lane (not using '__', '_' and libc prefixes).