Yet Another TypeSafe and Generic Programming Candidate for C
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#2been working on this for some time. has some usable features. i keep adding as i feel the need. try to well document everything and maintain it.
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#4> brightprogrammer
There can be only one.
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#5>Disclaimer: This library is not related to the MISRA C standard or guidelines. The name "MisraStdC" comes from the author's name, Siddharth Mishra, who is commonly known as "Misra" among friends.
Why include the letters Std then? This seems like a purposeful typo-squatting effort and definitely makes me suspicious.
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#6> brightprogrammer There can be only one.
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#7>Disclaimer: This library is not related to the MISRA C standard or guidelines. The name "MisraStdC" comes from the author's name, Siddharth Mishra, who is commonly known as "Misra" among friends. Why include the letters Std then? This seems like a purposeful typo-squatting effort and definitely makes me suspicious.
because it's my personal standard. I use it more than I use standard C utils.
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#8>Disclaimer: This library is not related to the MISRA C standard or guidelines. The name "MisraStdC" comes from the author's name, Siddharth Mishra, who is commonly known as "Misra" among friends. Why include the letters Std then? This seems like a purposeful typo-squatting effort and definitely makes me suspicious.
Wow! Thanks for pointing that out, so misleading…
Re: Yet Another TypeSafe and Generic Programming Candidate for C
#9>Disclaimer: This library is not related to the MISRA C standard or guidelines. The name "MisraStdC" comes from the author's name, Siddharth Mishra, who is commonly known as "Misra" among friends. Why include the letters Std then? This seems like a purposeful typo-squatting effort and definitely makes me suspicious.
Wow! Thanks for pointing that out, so misleading…
yep, glad you pointed that out. To explain a bit more : MisraStdC is 3 parts : Misra + Std + C - Misra is derived from my name. That's why I needed to specify that the repo is not related to the MISRA standard.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Wow! Thanks for pointing that out, so misleading…
yep, glad you pointed that out. To explain a bit more : MisraStdC is 3 parts : Misra + Std + C - Misra is derived from my name. That's why I needed to specify that the repo is not related to the MISRA standard.
How does MisraStdC = Siddharth Mishra?
Misra and not Mishra? You randomly drop the h? And it just so happens dropping the H makes it a typo squat basically.
Siddharth has a T after the D. So std should be sdt.. at best.
Just be honest lol