Terminology and best practices

We try to provide a consistent terminology in the furbs library, there following rules applied:

• init_* implies a destroy_* and if ´init_*´ is called so must destroy_* before termination. Init implies and allocation and/or setup code.
• make_* implies a delete_* and if ´make_*´ is called so must delete_* before termination. Make only implies a allocation.
• load_* implies a unload_* and if ´load_*´ is called so must unload_* before termination. Implies something allocation and/or setup code and loading/unloading a resource, like a file or Opengl uniform.
• ´setup_*´ does no allocate and does not require any further calls. Think of it as a helper that setups the struct a valid/normal state.

We follow the Odin naming convention and all libraries start with a small letter.

Vectors are passed as [x]f32 where x is the number of dimensions. you might see a loc := #caller_location at the end of many functions, these are you to give error messages about where you made a mistake and can be overwritten by passing another source code location.

We keep almost everything transparent, so in the case you want to bypass something you are likely able to.