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I wasn't sure, I just checked. POSIX reserves everything ending in _t. C99 and later reserve identifiers starting with "int" or "uint" and ending in "_t". Sou
by qsort 4y ago
I wasn't sure, I just checked.
POSIX reserves everything ending in _t.
C99 and later reserve identifiers starting with "int" or "uint" and ending in "_t".
Source: https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/identifier https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/identifier
- Someone 4y agoFor those wondering: that phrase has to be read as “C99 and later reserve identifiers ((starting with "int" or "uint") and ending in "_t")”, not as “C99 and later reserve identifiers starting with "int" or "uint" and identifiers ending in "_t"” It’s not as if a program with a variable called interest_rate or ford_model_t would be nonconforming according to the standard.