ons are
   automatically enabled if available.

5. Typedefs

   A deficiency of C is that no standard has been universally
   adopted for typedefs of the built-in types.  As a result,
   typedef conflicts are common, and cause no end of havoc when
   you try to link different libraries.  If you're lucky, you
   can find an order in which the libraries can be linked
   to avoid these conflicts, but the state of affairs is aggravating.

   The most common typedefs use lower case variables: uint8, int8, ...
  