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Medicated Emacs enhances Emacs without hiding it. Everything uses standard Emacs patterns and conventions. No frameworks, wrappers, or special systems to learn. If you know how to customize vanilla Emacs, you know how to customize this config.

hashmap.h is a production-ready, macro-based C library that generates type-safe hashmaps for any data type, offering compile-time type checking, fast iteration, and robust memory management with zero dependencies. Unlike alternatives like stb_ds.h, it provides enhanced type safety, and superior debugging experience while maintaining C89 compatibility across all major compilers and architectures.

vector.h is a production-ready, macro-based C library that generates type-safe dynamic arrays for any data type, offering compile-time type checking, fast iteration, and robust memory management with zero dependencies. Unlike alternatives like stb_ds.h, it provides enhanced type safety, optimized performance, and superior debugging experience while maintaining C89 compatibility across all major compilers and architectures.

I am writing my own game engine, and like most game engines, mine needs a scripting language. VMs are slower than native code, consume more memory, and require tedious binding management between the scripting language and engine. More importantly, I prefer single-language codebases because they let me use the same editor, debugger, and development workflow throughout the entire project. My engine is written in C, so how can I use C as a scripting language?

I want to talk about using the <rd.break> kernel argument for troubleshooting and fixing issues during the boot process. This powerful option saved my bacon more than once when I encountered problems that prevented my system from booting successfully, without using a rescue CD!