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| | | | | And their influence on Dark After two decades of coding professionally in a dozen languages, I've come to a conclusion about static and dynamic types: * Static types help you ensure that your changes work, especially for changes that span large parts of the program. This leads to long-term productivity | |
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| | | C does not have built-in support for lambda expressions, but if you are using gcc, it is actually quite easy to implement them using a simple macro. This trick relies on two C extensions: nested functions and statement expressions. Both are available in gcc (but not in clang!) Here is a small program that could benefit from lambda expressions, written in conventional C: // A function taking a function pointer as argument. | ||
