Follow up from #884 (comment)

Nuklear/src/nuklear_internal.h

Lines 61 to 75 in a329721

	/* Make sure correct type size:
	* This will fire with a negative subscript error if the type sizes
	* are set incorrectly by the compiler, and compile out if not */
	NK_STATIC_ASSERT(sizeof(nk_size) >= sizeof(void*));
	NK_STATIC_ASSERT(sizeof(nk_ptr) == sizeof(void*));
	NK_STATIC_ASSERT(sizeof(nk_flags) >= 4);
	NK_STATIC_ASSERT(sizeof(nk_rune) >= 4);
	NK_STATIC_ASSERT(sizeof(nk_ushort) == 2);
	NK_STATIC_ASSERT(sizeof(nk_short) == 2);
	NK_STATIC_ASSERT(sizeof(nk_uint) == 4);
	NK_STATIC_ASSERT(sizeof(nk_int) == 4);
	NK_STATIC_ASSERT(sizeof(nk_byte) == 1);
	NK_STATIC_ASSERT(sizeof(nk_bool) <= sizeof(int));

I wonder why do we need these duplicated checks here? The ones from src/nuklear.h do the very same thing, and all src/*.c files are including both of those headers, so I'm not sure what is the benefit?

This thing can only really harm us, just like in case of #185 where the sizeof(nk_bool) checks were different between each file, and went unnoticed for so long.

In theory having some duplication in src/nuklear_internal.h may make sense, but in practice those checks just do nothing. The proper sizes are already ensured at the moment when any of those is hit. This just looks like a dead code to me at this point.

I'm planning to remove this unless someone has a good reason to keep it (?)