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C Analog To STL
Oftentimes, when programming in C, I find myself wishing that I had access to something like the vector or list classes from C++, and I end up implementing a sort of stripped-down version of some high-level data structure, but it takes a fair amount of time. I am wondering if anyone knows of a good library of high quality simple data structures in C?
Well, there’s the GLib library, library, which is what is used to implement the GTK+ widget set. GLib uses GObject as a way to do OOP in C. But GObjectified C is famous for being very verbose.