pg.zig

> What's so bad about it? I wouldn't use the word bad. It suggests that there is something objectively wrong with it, which I don't think it is. I encountered @This at the top-level while reading a PostgreSQL protocol implementation (e.j. here and here). My understanding is that it is used when using the whole module as a struct ([reference])? That means that a file/module is a struct? Can a module be instantiated multiple times or is it a singleton? Currently I think the answer is multiple times. Again there is nothing wrong with it, Perl's moose takes a similar approach of a module/file being the class itself. In general I don't like designs that favor creating several files when one would suffice. [reference]: ziglang.org