Closed laurencelundblade closed 7 months ago
This makes names of functions that link into the target executable longer and more unique. This is doing the job of c++ name spaces.
This makes all the context variable names consistent "pMe" where sometimes "me" was used.
This pulls all the documentation of private functions that were publicly exposed into the .c files.
This cleans up other aspects of function definition/declaration.
Remove "inline" from functions in .c files. Assume that the compilers know better these days.
This adds "const" to arguments of lots of function implementations.
This makes no semantic changes. The generated code should be identical.
This makes names of functions that link into the target executable longer and more unique. This is doing the job of c++ name spaces.
This makes all the context variable names consistent "pMe" where sometimes "me" was used.
This pulls all the documentation of private functions that were publicly exposed into the .c files.
This cleans up other aspects of function definition/declaration.
Remove "inline" from functions in .c files. Assume that the compilers know better these days.
This adds "const" to arguments of lots of function implementations.
This makes no semantic changes. The generated code should be identical.