2 files changed, 1 insertions, 66 deletions
diff --git a/chad/experimental/require.h b/chad/experimental/require.h
index e9a8ea8..afb20e9 100644
--- a/chad/experimental/require.h
+++ b/chad/experimental/require.h
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@
 thread_local long long require_v;
 
 #ifndef REQUIRE_TERMINATOR
-# define REQUIRE_TERMINATOR default_require_terminator
+# define REQUIRE_TERMINATOR(...) default_require_terminator(__VA_ARGS__)
 #endif
 
 [[ noreturn ]]
diff --git a/chad/experimental/strlist.h b/chad/experimental/strlist.h
deleted file mode 100644
index 33d42f7..0000000
--- a/chad/experimental/strlist.h
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,65 +0,0 @@
-#ifndef STRLIST_H
-#define STRLIST_H
-
-/* The string based list is a common pattern,
- *  as it is the most intuitive way to serialize a list.
- *
- * In many languages you would handle it by instantiating
- *  an actual list by means of splitting,
- *  but in C we can often do better
- *  (and we dont have general lists to begin with).
- *
- * Examples would include:
- *  + file paths (a/b)
- *  + file extensions (a.b)
- *  + unix style option lists (a:b)
- *  + symbol hierarchies (a->b)
- */
-
-typedef const char * const * const sep_t;
-sep_t UNIX_PATH_SEP = { "/", NULL, };
-sep_t DOS_PATH_SEP  = { "\\", NULL, };
-sep_t UNIX_SEP      = { ":", NULL, };
-sep_t CPP_SEP       = { "::", ".", "->", NULL, };
-sep_t EXT_SEP       = { ".", NULL, };
-
-size_t strlist_len(char * list, sep_t sep);
-
-/* This function in an abstract sense performs list indexing.
- *  The result overwrites the `list` argument and is returned.
- *  (We know that this may never result in an overflow.)
- */
-char * strlist_component(char * list, size_t n, sep_t sep);
-/* This function returns a range.
- */
-char * strlist_components(char * list, size_t from, size_t to, sep_t sep);
-
-/* The following are shorthands for component()/components(),
- *  with a specific numbers which may or may not be length specific
- *
- * Visual explanation:
- *       this/is/my/example/path
- *  Root <---------------->
- *  Base                    <-->
- *  Head <-->
- *  Tail      <---------------->
- */
-char * strlist_root(char * list, sep_t sep);
-char * strlist_base(char * list, sep_t sep);
-char * strlist_head(char * list, sep_t sep);
-char * strlist_tail(char * list, sep_t sep);
-
-/* Notes:
- *  + we very consciously made the decision to not take a destination operand;
- *     you would have to allocate it just the same,
- *     copying the source string is not a real performance concern,
- *     but we want our interface to be as clean as possible
- */
-
-/* Example:
- *  Getting the absolute basename of a file.
- *      char name[] = "this/is/my.file.example";
- *      name = strlist_head(strlist_base(name, UNIX_PATH_SEP), EXT_SEP);
- */
-
-#endif