@wallhackio the purrinciple C type declarations were founded on was trying to make them look such that ”the rest of this type expression in C code would create a value of the type at the start of this type expression”. so int *, the expression fur “pointer to int”, is saying “the syntax * applied to this value will lead to a result in the int type”
unfurtunately, due to the necessities of unambiguous parsing, this schema did not work well fur functions
@wallhackio the purrinciple C type declarations were founded on was trying to make them look such that ”the rest of this type expression in C code would create a value of the type at the start of this type expression”. so
int *
, the expression fur “pointer to int”, is saying “the syntax*
applied to this value will lead to a result in theint
type”unfurtunately, due to the necessities of unambiguous parsing, this schema did not work well fur functions