Wut ? C

AviStruct* GetVideoInfo(char*file)
{
    AviStruct* MyVideo = (AviStruct*)s_alloc(sizeof(AviStruct));
    FILE*f = fopen(file,"rb");
    if (f)
    {
        unsigned int dwRate;
        unsigned int dwScale;
        unsigned int dwLength;
        fseek(f,0x84, SEEK_SET );
        fread(&dwRate,4,1,f);
        fseek(f,0x80, SEEK_SET );
        fread(&dwScale,4,1,f);
        fseek(f,0x8C, SEEK_SET );
        fread(&dwLength,4,1,f);
        fseek(f,0x40, SEEK_SET );
        fread(&MyVideo->width,4,1,f);
        fseek(f,0x44, SEEK_SET );
        fread(&MyVideo->height,4,1,f);
        MyVideo->fFps = (float)((float)(dwRate)/(float)(dwScale));
        MyVideo->fDuration = (float)((float)(dwLength)/(float)(MyVideo->fFps));
        return MyVideo;

    }
    return 0x0;
}

>>41
 I just can't understand why you think there's a need to separate functions from variables using some ``naming convention''; I've never had such problem with any language, ever.

I just use whatever naming convention is used by the language's standard library, and several languages happen to use shitCase without any problems, which has led me to believe that the rabid shitCase haters are just C++ kiddies or mindless [Java,Haskell,Obj-C,whatever] bashers who desperately try to rationalize their worthless opinions.