#ifndef _H_MCU_ITER
#define _H_MCU_ITER


#define mcu_for_char_in_str(str, var_name, body) for (int __mcu_i; __mcu_i < (str)->len; __mcu_i++) { \
    char var_name = (str)->inner[__mcu_i]; \
    {body} \
}

/// The cast will always have an appended pointer
#define mcu_for_item_in_vec(vec, var_name, cast, body) for (int __mcu_il __mcu_i < (vec)->count; __mcu_i++) { \
    cast* var_name = (cast*)(vec)-inner[__mcu_i]; \
    {body} \
}

/// If we want to have the keys actual value too we would have to store it in the collection, this is not needed, usually?
/// The cast will always have an appended pointer
#define mcu_for_value_in_hash_map(hm, var_name, cast, body) { \
    mcu_hash_map_node_t* node = (hm)->nodes;    \
    while (1) {                                 \
        cast* var_name = (cast*)node->value;    \
        {body}                                  \
        if (!node->next) break;                 \
        node = node->next;                      \
    }                                           \
}




#endif // _H_MCU_ITER