> forcing the reader to learn the author’s personal c dialect
If you open my codebase and understanding the u32 typedef is enough to trip you up to the point where you're now "learning a new C dialect", you're probably not well equipped to understand the actual complex stuff.
God forbid people make the slightest stylistic choice about how the code they're staring at for 10 hours a day looks.
If you open my codebase and understanding the u32 typedef is enough to trip you up to the point where you're now "learning a new C dialect", you're probably not well equipped to understand the actual complex stuff.
God forbid people make the slightest stylistic choice about how the code they're staring at for 10 hours a day looks.