How is doing 3D in raylib going BTW?

ZII works better with simple languages that don't have c++ style references.

Just structs and pointers. And then if you don't want null pointers you can use index-based handles. Pre-fill those handle-based arrays with a dummy object at index 0. It becomes very smooth to rely on zeroed memory!

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When writing I always try to make the text understandable without any image or diagram first. Then I add diagrams when some part still needs it. Texts that use diagrams as a crutch can get very hard to read.

Here's a video that shows some new things and how I generate raylib bindings that are close to 1:1 with the ones in vendor: www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwQW...

Also, libclang will say that it is variadic.

In any case: In C, put (void) if you mean "no params"! Otherwise your code may cause warnings or errors on some compilers (extra important if you're making a library).

What seems to be happening here is actually:
- MSVC converts it to (void) list automatically.
- But it doesn't show the usual warning that you passed too many arguments into a function.

Yeah, if anyone uses it to do variadics then that's not very good.

But writing the list as () will produce warnings etc on certain compilers. So if you make a library, put (void) as parameter list, so your users don't get sad from it puking warnings.

As an example, this compiles without any warnings on VS2022:

I heard they fixed this in C23. However, many use old C versions such as C99, so the code works everywhere. That's half the point of C :)

Yeah, I often see stuff like

rl.InitWindow(1280, 720, "My Window")
defer rl.CloseWindow()

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