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1.9 KiB
C
62 lines
No EOL
1.9 KiB
C
#define BASTD_CLI
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#include "bastd.c"
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// Single line
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/* Multi
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Line */
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// "GLOBAL_VAR" macro expands to "static"
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GLOBAL_VAR F32 evil_number = 666; // variables names use snake_case
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typedef struct RenderVertex RenderVertex; // typedefs come before structs
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struct RenderVertex { // struct names use PascalCase
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F32 x, y, z;
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};
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// Generic pattern. the output type will be "Slice_RenderVertex"
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// #define SLICE_TYPE RenderVertex
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// #include "slice.h"
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// all functions prefixed with "FUNCTION" macro, which expands to "static"
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FUNCTION I8 // primitive types follow rust style
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addTwo(I8 a, I8 b) // Function names use camelCase
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{
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I8 res = a + b;
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ASSERT(res != 666, "Ah! The Devil!"); // All macros, regardless of usage, are MACRO_CASE
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return res;
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}
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/* Functions called by other functions are prefixed with CALLBACK, which is not
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defined as "static" , incase you decide to move it to a different
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compilation unit
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*/
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CALLBACK_EXPORT os_ErrorCode
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os_entry(void)
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{
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/* all functions that belong to a type or a module are styled
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"m_TypeName_functionName". "m" is a lower-case shortened version of the
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module's name (usually 1-3 letters).
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*/
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Buffer buf = BUFFER(os_alloc(KILO(2)), KILO(2));
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Buffer_appendS8(&buf, S8("Trust me, this is cool"));
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Buffer_standardOutput(&buf);
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// r_Window window = r_Window_create(1280, 720, "Bastd Example");
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// I32 frame_number = 0;
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// for (!window.should_close) {
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// frame_number += 1;
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// // if there is no module, function is styled "TypeName_functionName"
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// Buffer_appendS8(&stdout, "Current frame: ");
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// Buffer_appendI32(&stdout, frame_number);
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// Buffer_appendChar(&stdout, '\n');
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// Buffer_flush(&stdout);
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// r_Window_tick(&window);
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// }
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// /* Enum names are styled with PascalCase. Enum values are styled
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// "TypeName_value_name"*/
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return os_ErrorCode_success;
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} |