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Naming
Functions
Functions (and methods) use PascalCase.
Functions (but not methods) exposed in headers additionally use the prefix rt: rtLoadResource.
Types
Types (including C++ clases) use snake_case.
Types exposed in header files use the prefix rt_: rt_aio_handle.
This is often also done for "private" types in C/C++ files, but there it is not mandatory.
Variables
Variables use snake_case.
Global variables use the prefix g_, while file-scope global variables use a single underscore as their prefix _.
Member variables of C++ classes (but not plain-old data C structs) use the prefix m_.
Macros
Macros use ALL_UPPER_CASE with the RT_ prefix.
This is also used for enum options.
API and Interface Structs
API structs (like rt_render_backend_api) are collections of function pointers,
without any "object pointer" containing wrapped state.
They use the suffix _api.
Interface structs (like rt_render_device_i) also contain function pointers,
and additionally an "object pointer", usually called o, that points to some
stateful object. The function pointers in the interface usually take this object as their first parameter.