gcc -o whatever.c -lm
has anyone else been trolled by this before? 
macro_rules! foo {
($x:expr, $y:expr) => {
println!("foo: {}, bar: {}", $x, $y);
};
}
fn main() {
foo!(69, 72);
}
output:
foo: 69, bar: 72
or do you want smth like:
fn main() {
let result = format!(
"{foo} {x} {bar} {y} {baz}",
foo = "foo",
x = 69,
bar = "bar",
y = 72,
baz = "baz"
);
println!("{}", result);
}
ouput:
foo 69 bar 72 baz 
fn main() {
let foo = 0x45;
let bar = indoc::formatdoc!(
"
foo
{foo}
baz
"
);
println!("{}", bar);
}
foo
69
baz
fn main() {
let foo = 0x45;
let bar = indoc::formatdoc!(
"
foo
{foo}
baz
"
);
println!("{}", bar);
}
foo
69
baz 
impl Trait and dyn Trait. How the hell did I end up with ((∃ x. P(x)) → Q) ⇔ (∀ x. (P(x) → Q)) 
Sv_TickRate message at the beginning of each demo recording so it works like when you connect to a server? That being said, I'll repeat my other comment again, "I'd prefer not to merge this unless another maintainer wants it. Seems too risky for me for little gain for DDNet." Even if all the ghost and demo problems are solved, I do not like the prospect of potentially changing physics with this.
Sv_TickRate message at the beginning of each demo recording so it works like when you connect to a server? That being said, I'll repeat my other comment again, "I'd prefer not to merge this unless another maintainer wants it. Seems too risky for me for little gain for DDNet." Even if all the ghost and demo problems are solved, I do not like the prospect of potentially changing physics with this. 
1 Sv_TickRate message at the beginning of each demo recording so it works like when you connect to a server? That being said, I'll repeat my other comment again, "I'd prefer not to merge this unless another maintainer wants it. Seems too risky for me for little gain for DDNet." Even if all the ghost and demo problems are solved, I do not like the prospect of potentially changing physics with this. 
but it will very likely use the above twgame to be ddnet compatible
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