[adzm]

> A long time ago in the Microsoft C (and later C++) dev envs there were macros named "min" and "max", which I thought were terrible names for macros.

Yeah, this is still in windows.h unless you #define NOMINMAX

I remember having to guard against this in some inline code by surrounding the c++ calls with parenthesis, eg `(std::min)(a, b)`

[nananana9]

Yep. There's tons of others as as well. 16-bit x86 enjoyers will be happy to know there are `near` and `far` macros whose primary purpose in 2026 is to break my projection matrices. And of course every Win32 function that takes strings has a macro that resolves it to either the UTF-16 or ASCII variant, so your custom CreateWindow is now a CreateWindowA, tough luck buddy.

I usually wrap Windows.h in a header followed by 100 #undefs to contain the disease.