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by michaelcampbell
984 days ago
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> Like, using u8 or i32 instead of the standard uint8_t or int32_t might save a few keystrokes, but it could confuse anyone else looking at the code. This seems a theoretical possibility _at best_, and a fairly strawman-y one at that. I doubt any competent C programmer would get "confused". Irritated at a different style, maybe. Too, everything is hard to read before you learn to read it. -- Rich Hickey |
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