We are wrapping up software integration (as in integrating the modules we split up) and will be meeting next Tuesday in person to handle it. I myself have been subject to the wonderful compile time and runtime errors that are part and parcel of coding C without fully understanding its quirks. One particularly stupid mistake was a segfault caused by declaring a struct pointer in the header instead of a struct instance. Others include returning in a branch before freeing memory, and so on. Still, actions (or rather Git commits) speak louder than words, so head on over there if you want to find out. Or you can look at this pastebin entry for some understanding in our code. Note that I’ve exchanged macros for global constants because I wanted specific types, which as far as I know macros do not support.
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