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It was emulated using horrible macros: https://github.com/fmtlib/fmt/blob/8f5e07656e25ec64ec7c843f0.... IIRC some early versions of `std::tuple` did something similar.
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SaaSHub
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printf
Tiny, fast(ish), self-contained, fully loaded printf, sprinf etc. implementation; particularly useful in embedded systems. (by eyalroz)
It's only been a few years since I've come to feel I can rely on C compilers all supporting C99, for a library I'm maintaing [1]. And after a couple of years, sure enough - I get an issue opened asking for C89 compatibility because of some arcane embedded toolchain or what-not.
[1]: https://github.com/eyalroz/printf
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Less insight, perhaps, but of higher quality, which is subjective.
I personally find that googling stuff provides not much connection to the subject of study, very impersonal and try to avoid it.
For example I did google the concept, and found this https://github.com/cousteaulecommandant/ds9k.
Which is not trivial to parse, bing posited the answer as authoritative, and if you look at the code it is really nothing, it seems to be a folklore concept, and as such, it is much more aptly transmitted by speaking to a human and getting a live version than by googling an authoratitative static answer.
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beyondnet
A toolset that makes it possible to call .NET code from other programming languages, including C, Swift and Kotlin.
iOS C# is more or less fine, there is quite a bit of work done in .NET to make this better still. .NET 9 gains native Swift Library Evolution ABI support even - you can literally declare DllImports against public Swift APIs by simply annotating them with [typeof(CallConvSwift)], it's not as convenient as it sounds but it's only a matter of time when the tools like https://github.com/royalapplications/beyondnet adopt this. It's going to get much better once MonoAOT is replaced with NativeAOT for all major publish modes for iOS.
