I've noticed a lot of people like to end their types in _t, maybe because it looks cool, but POSIX actually says all those names are reserved for the system. Oh well.
I too hate typedef except for integer/FP types where the new name would carry semantics, like, for example, `pid_t` or `time_t`.
`point_t` instead of `struct point`, `color_t` instead of `enum color` or worse, `pint` instead of `int *` is stinky because it hides the actual operations which are only applicable to a struct, an enum, or a pointer, respectively.
