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  1. Thank you! Yes, I was thinking in smaller scope,...

    Thank you! Yes, I was thinking in smaller scope, it is not suitable for bigger/framework projects.
  2. The header part of these hybrid files act as...

    The header part of these hybrid files act as normal headers so they still could be included multiple times in one include tree so double declaration still can happen.
  3. True, probably won't work with exotic compilers...

    True, probably won't work with exotic compilers but gcc and clang supports it.
  4. Headerless C programming with a single preprocessor macro line - opinions?

    Header files in C can be painful. They duplicate the file count, increase complexity heavily, make refactoring painful.

    There are solutions to get rid of them. It's possible to use header...
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    Not a bad idea! :)

    Not a bad idea! :)
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    Cool, that's what gives me the willpower and the...

    Cool, that's what gives me the willpower and the energy - for 33 years now.
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    whiteflags : I couldn't link the final...

    whiteflags : I couldn't link the final specification in my documents, because it is not downloadable. I linked the final draft, because that was the latest available document on the net. But I'm...
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    Gosh, you act like I want to change every...

    Gosh, you act like I want to change every programming language of the world to class-c :) As I said in my opening post - maybe you find it useful. Maybe not. It is extremely useful and practical for...
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    Hah, successful langauges :) C++ became popuplar...

    Hah, successful langauges :) C++ became popuplar because it was the default development language of Windows, Objective-C became popupar when the iOS App Store became succesful - not because they are...
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    Have you read the Introduction.pdf...

    Have you read the Introduction.pdf? I wrote it for that purpose, I agree that the Specification.pdf is way too dry and simple.
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    phantomotap : very good example, and it exists in...

    phantomotap : very good example, and it exists in all languages, that's why it is a design problem rather than a language problem, it is called "over-object-orienting" :) In a case like this it's...
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    MutantJohn : Oh you don't know how fun is it to...

    MutantJohn : Oh you don't know how fun is it to reimplement already implemented things! :)
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    Elysia : Oh, I really don't want to push it or...

    Elysia : Oh, I really don't want to push it or force it - I just wanted to show it as an option, because I hope that there are a few minds like me out there amongst the 7 billion :)
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    because I just can't :) I can't even stand...

    because I just can't :) I can't even stand unnecessary things in my flat - I drop everything out I don't need, I love keeping it minimal. I'm sick, I know...
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    Hello everbody, Thank you for the answers! ...

    Hello everbody,

    Thank you for the answers!

    whiteflags : Yes, you are right, the introduction.pdf doesn't show too much examples, I'm planning on writing a few step-by-step tutorials. Until...
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    Class-C : new OOP C programming language

    Hello everyone!

    I had problems with C++/Objective-C, so I've just created my own version of the ideal object-oriented C language, maybe you find it useful also.

    It's almost standard C, defining...
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