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There is a tool [clib](https://github.com/clibs/clib/) for lightweight management of C source files and headers as [packages](https://github.com/clibs/clib/wiki/Packages). Might be worth looking at.

It is as @FrostKiwi writes. Actually there is some recent effort to make "native" windows functionality for Windows backend(s) a reality: https://github.com/Immediate-Mode-UI/Nuklear/pull/414 . Feel free to chime in, test it,...

@erickluiss I think @Ohjurot could give you a brief explanation of his ideas. I think this is less about "making it work" but rather about "finding a neat small abstraction...

Sounds good. We shouldn't forgot to mention a general principle, that if something low-level is not explicitly defined, then it behaves exactly as in C99 or newer (e.g. rounding).

Also we should mention conventions/rules. E.g. built-in types are small caps, other types UpperCamelCase.

I got exactly what I expected after running the example. I.e. that the type (class) `A` and `B` is not defined (the symbol doesn't exist), because the namespace loaded from...

Exactly as @FrostKiwi writes. There are certainly some use cases for partial window redrawing but they're mostly not motivated by high CPU usage as that seems not to be the...

IMHO if the new macro helps in some real cases or for some compilers, then we can merge this. Any such examples @ryuukk ?

Hi guys, let me apologize for another week without any activity. I've moved (net yet permanently, but one never knows :)) two weeks ago to a foreign country and I...

> For the packaging tool I have mentioned, it is preferable to be simple and has no external dependency other than Dao and the standard modules (of course, other small...