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From what I understand, it's POSIX that reserves the _t suffix, not C. That being said, I picked up the _s/_t habit from working on idtech codebases, and decid
by LexiMax 3y ago
From what I understand, it's POSIX that reserves the _t suffix, not C.
That being said, I picked up the _s/_t habit from working on idtech codebases, and decided that I'm fine with my own C codebases forever having a "not POSIX compliant" stamp on it, whatever that means in practice. For C++ I just use InitialCamelCase.