C An open source data structures and algorithms library.

[user001]

Hi, there. I want to introduce an open source data structures and algorithms library here.
This is the repository of the library: https://github.com/coshcage/StoneValley
Since Cpp has a STL library to handle data structures while C doesn't have.
I wrote this StoneValley library for users who wanted to manipulate data structures.
Please come here and check this if you want and don't hesitate to send me instructions to refine this library.
I will also write some texts to explain how to use this library too in the future.
And thanks for checking and replying, have a nice day!

 

[ivan.moony]

Hi User001

Did you know that if you rename README to README.md in GitHub, you automatically get all the markdown formatting benefits.

 

[user001]

Hi User001

Did you know that if you rename README to README.md in GitHub, you automatically get all the markdown formatting benefits.

Thanks for noticing. But my intention was to create a plain text file that any body on any environment could read it. Despite the markdown parser could parse README file in to a better format. When I was writing this library, I hoped this library could be compiled in a large number of platform so that you could even use TYPE command to view README file on DOS, or use cat command under Linux shell. By the way do you have any suggestions to this library?

 

[ivan.moony]

Yeah, text files... In my projects I opted for markdown anyway since it is readable enough in unrendered text format.

From what I see, you implemented in your library a lot more than I ever knew to exist as an elaborated standard data structure (I'm a self taught programmer).

I remember implementing linked lists and vector arrays on my own in C a long time ago for my own purposes.

I didn't notice any license file in your library GitHub page. Is that on purpose?

 

[user001]

Yeah, text files... In my projects I opted for markdown anyway since it is readable enough in unrendered text format.

From what I see, you implemented in your library a lot more than I ever knew to exist as an elaborated standard data structure (I'm a self taught programmer).

I remember implementing linked lists and vector arrays on my own in C a long time ago for my own purposes.

I didn't notice any license file in your library GitHub page. Is that on purpose?

License information is in the README file.
The whole project is published under Public Domain license.(Basically no license...Users can alter it and republish it as they whish.)
You are a self taught programmer, that's awesome!