Tox

Tox, the distributed instant messaging program, just got a new GUI client that is written in PURE C WITHOUT ANY DIRTY TOOLKITS. Calls Xlib and the win32 api directly.

Pretty interesting.

https://github.com/notsecure/uTox

typedef uint8_t char_t;

WTHHH
this is lame as hell, it uses uint8_t in a place where it is not needed (breaking comportability) and it violotates the POSIX standard (you can not define things that end with _t)

>>48

But notsecure only uses ~0 only when assigning values to unsigned stuff. So there's no portability issue.

0 itself is a signed int, it does not matter if it assigns it to a unsigned

posting the necessary changes in this thread

s/int8_t/int_fast8_t

and since you talking about int_leastN_t being ugly then why is he using _Bool instead of bool?