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by chutsu
1589 days ago
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I don't think file number / lines of code is a good measure, you can have perfectly readable code in a single file that is 1000s loc. There are plenty single header file libraries that are larger and are very useful. Perfect example is the stb libraries: https://github.com/nothings/stb
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> You can have perfectly readable code in a single file that is 1000s loc.
You can if you are dealing with a single concept. JSON parsing is not a single concept. You can easily split that up into more understandable modules. In fact I would wager that any JSON library that has not modularised serialization, deserialization and object building/modification into modules is not doing a good job.
It's not like more c files cost anything. It's not comparable to header-only libs since they will compile to an object file anyway.