Was there a rationale to choosing performActionOnStruct() names instead of the perhaps-more-idiomatic struct_perform_action() style?
I strongly advise against putting identifiers like release() and getCString() in the global namespace, that's probably not the wisest idea if you plan to use libraries other than your own.
Some bad habits from Java are the only reason. I thought about having obrelease and obgetCString. Putting ob at the beginning of every function seems like overkill, and I don't like that only some functions had would have ob at the beginning if I didn't do a global name change. Any suggestions?
I strongly advise against putting identifiers like release() and getCString() in the global namespace, that's probably not the wisest idea if you plan to use libraries other than your own.