libds - Data Structures in C
This is a collection of C implementations of common data structures. I implemented these as an exercise when I was first learning C. I have no interest in maintaining this library. Use this code at your own peril.
The library includes implementations of the following data structures.
- Vector (auto-expanding array)
- Linked List
- String Buffer (auto-expanding, length-recording string)
Running make with no arguments will generate a shared library named libds.a. You can then copy that library, as well as all header files, into your project directory. If you do not wish to use separate header files, you may generate a single header file called ds.h by running make ds.h.
You can link your applications to the static library like so.
gcc -static main.c -L. -lds -o main
Assuming that main.c is your program and libds.a has been copied into the same directory.
Documentation on how to use the various functions and datastructures can be found in the header files.
libds is distributed under the MIT License, the full text of which is reproduced in LICENSE.