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typedef enum: uint8_t {
LITERAL,
} TokenType;
// Idea 1. Pass array of Token*
typedef struct {
TokenType kind;
} Token;
typedef struct {
Token token;
size_t value;
} TokenLiteral;
// And then pass an array of pointers so you can do something like dis
Token *token = ...;
switch(token->kind) {
case LITERAL: {
TokenLiteral *literal = (TokenLiteral *)token;
}
}
// Idea 2. Big struct xd
typedef struct {
TokenType kind;
union {
size_t value;
} content;
} Token; 
&[T] just a pointer and len? 
&[T] just a pointer and len? 
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120555169 unique Map, Name combinations, of the 41571298 total rows20555169 unique Map, Name combinations, of the 41571298 total rows 
struct Foo {
data: i32,
array: [i32],
}
for the example @MilkeeyCat gave, you'd use &[Macro] instead, though
#[repr(C)]
struct Macros {
size: usize,
_macros: [Macro; 0],
}
trait GimmeMacros {
fn macros(&self) -> &[Macro];
}
impl GimmeMacros for *const Macros {
fn macros(&self) -> &[Macro] {
unsafe {
let skip_size = self.byte_add(size_of_val(&self.read().size));
std::slice::from_raw_parts(skip_size as *const Macro, self.read().size)
}
}
} 
1struct Foo {
data: i32,
array: [i32],
}
for the example @MilkeeyCat gave, you'd use &[Macro] instead, though unsafe stuff, but yea, not really supported
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1VAR3 and VAR6, I'd really like consistent behavior, they seem like things that could actually happen 
I'm interested in how an axum server looks like 
&[T] to extern "C" function it puts pointer in one register and length in another one #include <stdio.h>
int main(void) {
void *x = &x;
// We need an explicit cast for &x here, since printf is a
// varargs function.
printf("x = %p, &x = %p\n", x, (void*)&x);
}
And with GCC 14.2.0, this does indeed work, with zero warnings with the flags -std=c23 -Wall -Wextra -pedantic! 1
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SELECT l.name, mintime, l.timestamp, playcount, mintimestamp, Substring(l.server, 1, 3)
FROM (SELECT *
FROM record_race
WHERE map = 'Multeasymap') AS l
JOIN (SELECT name,
Min(time) AS minTime,
Count(*) AS playCount,
Min(timestamp) AS minTimestamp
FROM record_race
WHERE map = 'Multeasymap'
GROUP BY name
ORDER BY mintime ASC
LIMIT 20) AS r
ON l.time = r.mintime
AND l.name = r.name
GROUP BY name
ORDER BY mintime,
l.name;
Here is the query though 
<prefix>/lib/ddnet/ while the binary only looks in <prefix>/lib/ 
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