Will Lite-C support structs like C does?

And yes, like TestDummy I also fear memory leaks because of the heavy use of pointers and addresses in C.

Lite-C supports structs, which I am very havve about.
This is a huge advantage to current C-Script, as it allows
to store and use data much more efficiently.

In the end, Lite-C does not require a very high lerning cureve, if you come from C-Script.

you can use lite-c just like c-script if you want (big fixed size global arrays instead of malloc() and so on ). then you won't have memory leaks.

Just another 2 questions:

Can a struct store a function (or a pointer to a function)?
If yes, then this could be a way to simulate some object oriented programming.

Will there be a tutorial for Lite-C (I mean the real Lite-C, not the c-script simulation of Lite-C)?