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Link* source; should be changed to Link *source;
Link* source;
Link *source;
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Why? This is very inconvenient. For example
std::same_as<Link*, decltype(source)> // should be changed to std::same_as<Link *, decltype(source)>
Similarly with references:
int lol; auto &&object = std::move(lol); std::same<int &&, decltype(object)>;
The asterisk and ampersand are type specifiers, but not variables
This might once have been appropriate in C lang
int *x, *y, *z; // zoomer-style ==> int* x, * y, * z;
in C++
int* x; int* y; int* z;
This is really a CRINGE. Stroustrup seemed to have lived in vain
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Hm... Looks like this another design decisions that should be applied across all the repositories. And yes, I agree with you. But
is also possible in C language, not only in C++.
I know. Look at stdlib.h in your pc
stdlib.h
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Link* source;
should be changed toLink *source;
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