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- From: ychiu@corsa.ucr.edu (Yuan-Chi Chiu)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
- Subject: C library for string and list???
- Date: 31 Jan 1996 02:35:28 GMT
- Organization: University of California, Riverside
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- Hello all:
-
- I'm migrating from C++ to C for this programming project we are doing.
- I'm familiar with many C++ libraries (e.g. LIBG++, LEDA, STL) that
- implements generic data structures such as list, stack, and queue. I
- also need basic types such as string type that can handle memory allocation
- and deallocation automatically. While these are natural to implement in
- C++, they are not so natural to C.
-
- What I'm looking for is a package of some sort that can provide me at
- least an generic link list functions, and string type that handles its
- own memory management. If anyone know where I can find such a beast,
- please let me know!!
-
- Bill
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