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Recommendations For Generic C Data Structures & Algorithms
Hi All,
Rather than re-invent the wheel, I am trying to find a mature C library that provides generic support for lists, trees, etc. I understand C doesn't formally support "generics", but am aware of a few solutions like GLib and SGLib. Can anyone kindly recommend what they think is best? Thankyou  |
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