PseudoKeywords.hpp

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//
// Created by tete on 06/09/2025.
//
#pragma once
 
#ifndef L61_PSEUDOKEYWORDS_HPP
#define L61_PSEUDOKEYWORDS_HPP
 
// Oh, yes this is an abomination, but I like Java and I like to know what am I reading and its purpose
// So the pseudo keywords stay
 
// Why does this macro exist to help with fast writing of interfaces
// Which are tedious to make when they're all pure virtual if you've done C++ for a long enough time you know
// And the abstract macros or for at a glance reading
// and This is very much so inspired by how COM headers Are written and as well Qt headers
 
// Yes this is force include
// yes when you use my api you're going to have to tell your compiler to force include this
 
// A rule within this header file of pseudo keywords is that
// all pseudo keywords must distill down to simple real keywords no preprocessor magic

#define l61_interface struct

#define l61_interface_call(access_level, sig) access_level: virtual sig = 0

#define l61_interface_deconstructor(type) public: virtual ~type() = default

#define l61_abstract_class class
#define l61_abstract_call(sig) virtual sig = 0

#define l61_abstract_destructor(type) public: virtual ~type() = default
 
#define l61_unused [[maybe_unused]]
 
#define C_CALL extern "C"
#ifndef LEX61_SYM_LOOKUP_COMPAT
#   define LEX61_SYM_LOOKUP_COMPAT extern "C"
#endif
 
 
namespace l61
{
    using c_signal_t = int;
}
 
#endif