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Taking a cursory glance at this I'd say the simplest solution would be to have macros like glm_lookat (at least I assume it's a macro, haven't looked at details yet)...

I think it might be better to just use inline functions, no macros, and revert to normal functions in C89 with some macros called BUILD_CGLM_ABI and BUILD_CGLM_LIB, the lib would...

Just linking a partially related thread: https://github.com/recp/cglm/issues/149

Thanks, I'm not in any rush for it so I'll focus on my own project which can still afford to be loose with the standards (though I do use ```--ansi...

Saw this thread after, seems partially related to a request I just made but not completely, I link it anyways: https://github.com/recp/cglm/issues/224

Jumping on the wagon here, couple more utility functions that I was looking for but didn't find, here's what they should roughly look like: ``` long double glm_squared_length( long double...

Well those are definitely not intuitive names, I associated those with normalization (did think it odd that there was multiple with seemingly the same purpose) **Edit:** I'd like to suggest...

> Looking at the implementation helps. Also _norm_ is the general term used in place of _length_ in math literature/libraries; _length_ commonly refers to [Euclidean distance/norm](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norm_(mathematics)#Euclidean_norm). Can't say I'm agree...

I understand the desire for short names since I used to do it a lot back when I 1st started programming but found when I came back to old code...

Try to think about how you would've viewed it when you were still new to this sorta thing, would you have still thought of them as good names? Of course...