Just skimmed the readme and spotted these:
- classes are given the name of their member suffixed with a "_t"
=> names that ends with "_t" are reserved by POSIX, so in the global namespace for C++
- identifier names are filtered such that C++ keywords, empty id's, or all number id's are prefixed with _json
=> names prefixed with '_' are reserved in the global namespace
Hope this helps.
Just skimmed the readme and spotted these:
=> names that ends with "_t" are reserved by
POSIX, so in the global namespace for C++=> names prefixed with '_' are reserved in the global namespace
Hope this helps.