The trick is to just assert equal types. Most compilers have extensions that allow you to easily compare type equality (and C23 actually standardizes the `typeof()` operator).
So you basically take your ugly type, put it in a #define and then create a static assertion that matches the type against said ugly type.
Now the compiler will throw a shit fit if the types don't match. Have fun breaking the type up into smaller pieces until you have something legible.
So you basically take your ugly type, put it in a #define and then create a static assertion that matches the type against said ugly type.
Now the compiler will throw a shit fit if the types don't match. Have fun breaking the type up into smaller pieces until you have something legible.