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by formerly_proven
814 days ago
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Part of the distinct "C++ std" style is due to naming rules and textual includes. Every name that's not part of the standardized interface starts with __ because __foo and _Foo are blanket reserved names, so a user can't complain that std:: explodes when he does "#define _Base 0". |
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