Latest compatible version of Classicube from the original GitHub repository (https://github.com/ClassiCube/ClassiCube) that can be compiled on Classicube for PowerMac PPC running Mac OS X 10.4.

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+### Guidelines
+* Code should be C89 compatible and compilable as C++.
+* Each .c file should represent a module. (see architecture.md for more details)
+* Public functions and variables should be prefixed by module to avoid name collisions. (e.g. `Game_Reset`)
+* Private functions should be named using pascal case. Prefixing module is optional - do it when it makes sense.
+* Private variables don't really have a consistent style.
+
+### Types
+* Explicit integer size typedefs are provided in `Core.h` for when needed. Otherwise just use int.
+* A few common simple structs are typedef-ed, but are rarely otherwise.
+* `cc_bool` is an alias for 8 bit unsigned integer
+* `PackedCol` field order differs depending on the underlying 3D graphics API
+
+Note: The explicit integer size typedefs may not have been defined if you aren't compiling using GCC/Clang/MSVC, so for other compilers you may need to add them into `Core.h`
+
+### Strings
+
+A custom string type (`cc_string`) is used rather than `char*` strings in most places (see [strings](strings.md) page for more details)
+
+*Note: Several functions will take raw `char*` for performance, but this is not encouraged*
+
+#### String arguments
+String arguments are annotated to indicate storage and readonly requirements. These are:
+- `const cc_string*` - String is not modified at all
+- `cc_string*` - Characters in string may be modified
+- `STRING_REF` - Macro annotation indicating a **reference is kept to the characters**
+
+To make it extra clear, functions with `STRING_REF` arguments usually also have `_UNSAFE_` as part of their name.
+
+For example, consider the function `cc_string Substring_UNSAFE(STRING_REF const cc_string* str, length)`
+
+The *input string* is not modified at all. However, the characters of the *returned string* points to the characters of the *input string*, so modifying the characters in the *input string* also modifies the *returned string*.
+
+In general, use of `const cc_string*` is preferred when possible, and `STRING_REF` as little as possible.