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If you expect your code will ever be used from C++ (which a lot of C code is) then you should not use any identifiers with a double underscore.
#ifndef BITMAP__
// ^^ May cause problems in C++
As this is reserved for the implementation in C++. Also the term BITMAP is very generic and you are very likely to clash with other libraries try and make it more unique to your project.
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If you expect your code will ever be used from C++ (which a lot of C code is) then you should not use any identifiers with a double underscore.
As this is reserved for the implementation in C++. Also the term BITMAP is very generic and you are very likely to clash with other libraries try and make it more unique to your project.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: