Going to start writing bigass macros to slightly decrease the amount of writing I need to do in C, lower time complexity

Why do val = (int *) malloc(sizeof(int)) when I can do int_malloc(val, 1)

@MercurialBuilding ew what the fuck

int* a = malloc(sizeof(int));

What are you doing

@kirby dumbass the right side is a void pointer you need to cast it to an int pointer

And the C version I'm using requires you to declare before assignment

1) You don't need to cast malloc
2) Please tell me that this isn't C89

@usernameswift @MercurialBuilding @kirby you don’t need to cast any pointer to/from void pointers actually.

this is valid and generates no warnings with -Wall -Wpedantic -fanalyzer:

#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> struct nya { int foo; int bar; }; void nya(void *mew) { struct nya *meow = mew; printf("%d, %d\n", meow->foo, meow->bar); } int main() { struct nya foo = { .foo = 5, .bar = 10 }; nya(&foo); return 0; }

so not only malloc, realloc, and free, void* in general are exempt from casts

(but do remember strict aliasing rules. you can’t put a type into a void pointer, and then turn it into another type)

@navi @MercurialBuilding @usernameswift your indentation fucked up

@kirby @MercurialBuilding @usernameswift huh, on akkoma it looks alright:

@navi @MercurialBuilding @usernameswift well husky makes it look like donut.c