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I've looked around and there aren't (at least easy to find) articles that just walk you through how to implement generics in C. So I've decided to document the approach I use and that some others use as well. Personally I feel it's the best approach to doing it simply because it's more flexible and works better with tooling since macros are only applied to symbol names and not the whole source code. The macro abuse tends to make LSPs break and type erasure just makes it too easy to run into potential UB since you have to make everything void pointers. Comments

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I'm bothered by the way how Bazel handles Python. While looking for alternatives, I came up with this proof of concept for a portable python distribution: It uses a statically linked musl libc to be independent of whatever host Linux there is. It is actually just a launcher for an embedded Python, such that dlopen(3) still works as intended. In contrast to venv, you can zip this up and deploy it elsewhere. In contrast to containers, this is just a folder. It has not been tested in lots of scenarios, so I'm not quite sure about the limitations yet. It seems to be more widely usable than similar approaches I found. Comments

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Feel free to tell what you plan on doing this weekend and even ask for help or feedback. Please keep in mind it’s more than OK to do nothing at all too!

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