A C-thing based on preprocessor directives Use with C++ is even more exiting tho
Look into the Tests directory for a basic usage example
Simple cmake action: cmake . && make install
If you need help... You won't need any it's friggin' defines.
Q: Is this a serious project
A: No, it's obviously a meme
Q: Updates?
A: Maybe. Feel free to add some shit via PR's
Q: When should I use this?
A: Never. Using this is a shit idea. It uses fucking void pointers for every single variable.
As there are no weird void pointers anymore and I made pretty nice error outputs, this may actually be usable.
Try it if you are familiar with C and aware that this can and probably will cause cancer somewhere in your body.
Q: I don't quite get what my code does
A: You actually made code with this? However; most systems feature a cpp command that applies the C preprocessor.
Simply type cpp <myfile.c/cpp> if you installed this project or cpp -Ipath/to/project/root/include <myfile.c/cpp>
This will output how your code looks like with all the macros applied. Keep in mind that all the types are typedefs
and cpp will not resolve them.
Q: I got another question!
A: Good for you. Bake yourself an icecream!