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It is common practice to declare typedef's for public types. We should do the same, so that users don't need to type the struct keyword all the time.
Likewise, it is a common style to use CamelCase to name such types. We should probably follow this style too. Additionally, we should prefix all public types with "idl", e.g. "IdlUser" instead of "struct user".
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It is common practice to declare typedef's for public types. We should do the same, so that users don't need to type the struct keyword all the time.
Likewise, it is a common style to use CamelCase to name such types. We should probably follow this style too. Additionally, we should prefix all public types with "idl", e.g. "IdlUser" instead of "struct user".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: