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(about C code) i don't get the practice of putting header files in a completely separate folder from the source files. it makes a codebase way more disorieting to follow to me
@clyde it's how SGDK expects you to do, looks like
@mavica_again There is a difference between public and internal headers. I think the Pitchfork standard has a good rationale for that. Modern IDEs and tools like Doxygen make source code navigation easy enough for me regardless of directory layout. Doxygen in particular is an excellent reverse engineering tool.
https://github.com/vector-of-bool/pitchfork
https://www.doxygen.nl
@JensHannemann (nodding along) ah yeah. mmhm yep. i know some of these words
@mavica_again wait people do that???? 😱