#pragma once
/*
 * Need to pass in the size of the array, since pointer arrays don't know their size
 * Can use sizeof(array) / sizeof(type) to get the size of the array if it is not a pointer
 * Decays everything into pointers, as you cannot assign two different types in a for loop declaration
 * For example, cannot do int* iter, int item = *iter, as they are different types
 * You need to dereference the item, as it is a pointer to the current element
 */
#define foreach(type, item, array, size) \
    for (type* item = array; item < array + size; item++)