[majika]

My solution is to write Jinja templates of C source files: https://github.com/mcinglis/libarray

Libarray (and my other C libraries; Libvec etc) have served me very well on a 20k LOC project. With ~150 source files, the entire project builds from fresh in 20 seconds on a i7-2620M. Rebuilds are super-fast; with proper Makefile specification, there's no need to rerender/recompile the templated files.

[kungfooman]

AGPL? Never. Ever.

[majika]

My reasons are made clear in the README. I don't want to contribute to nonfree software. It's pretty simple.

Businesses who want to use my work in nonfree software are welcome to get in touch to negotiate such a license.

IMHO, for anyone who has seriously considered the morality and ethics of software licensing options, the AGPL is the obvious choice. I'm surprised it isn't more popular. It was a shame large donors strongarmed the FSF into splitting it from the GPL, and that the FSF kept pushing the GPL as it's go-to license.