C-Containers is a little library that helps you play with containers in C.
You can generate a documentation using make documentation
You also have examples in the examples folder.
You can run the example with make then ./examples/example
This library use macro to create new types, and associated functions to play with.
Actually there are two available containers :
- List
- Map
- Stack
- Queue
A list container is a doubly chained list. Each element have a value, and an index.
The index is an unsigned int and the value type depends on what you define.
To create a list container you must call two macros:
NEW_LIST_DEFINITION- generally called in a header file (could be a source file)
- it creates needed structures and functions prototypes
IMPLEMENT_LIST- called in a source file (can't be called in header)
- it creates functions implementation
To see an example open the examples/main.c file.
A Map container is a doubly chained list. Each element have a value, and an index. The index and the value types depends on what you define.
To create a list container you must call two macros:
NEW_MAP_DEFINITION- generally called in a header file (could be a source file)
- it creates needed structures and functions prototypes
IMPLEMENT_MAP- called in a source file (can't be called in header)
- it creates functions implementation
To see an example open the examples/main.c file.
This library is under GPLv3+ license.