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by pclmulqdq
1268 days ago
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I think that's because it's C, where you have to use void* occasionally, structs are often anonymous to avoid compile-time increases from including another header file, and there's a hellscape of pointers involved in doing anything significant. If you picked up a modern language with static typing, like Rust, Go, Kotlin, or even C++/Java, you might see some significant readability benefits. |
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