@sakgoyal Added some review comments, just noticed that most are already listed on the TODO. Please, let me know when ready to merge. Thanks!

I don't want to update some of the dependencies. Many of them seem to introduce breaking changes that need more work to get working again that feels out of scope for this PR.

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@sakgoyal added some minor tweaks to review

There could be another CI action for checking formatting (NOT a commit hook).

It would reduce a lot of back and forth.

@sakgoyal sure! but it needs to be coded!

Just wondering, why is this preferable to building/linking as C?

@Peter0x44 > Just wondering, why is this preferable to building/linking as C?
I also think the fascination with Clang is concerning. I have not delved into this, but it seems to me that the clean level of maintenance with Standard C Language will avoid confusions across platforms and choices of tools and misunderstandings of others who have a preferred language/compiler, etc.

I thought the provision of C++ bindings that have been made available as add-ons would be a preferable route. It isolates the language-preference and avoids the clean raylib source being mis-maintained by folks who are less equipped to preserve raylib portability to platforms other than the only one they know.

I also think the fascination with Clang is concerning.

Not being your preference of compiler doesn't make supporting it invalid.
But, it already worked. Perfectly fine.

@Peter0x44

Not being your preference of compiler doesn't make supporting it invalid. But, it already worked. Perfectly fine.

I agree, compiler shouldn't matter so long as portability is maintained.

But edits (especially significant ones) not intended to break anything still have to be reviewed. No fun.

@sakgoyal thanks for the review, it looks good, most of the small tweaks seem related to C code quality following with pointer casting when required. Just note that if external libraries are updated, some of those changes can be overwriten.