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Basic data structures in C: list, set, map/hashtable, queue... (libstdc++ wrapper)
https://msune.github.io/libcdada/

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Basic data structures in C: list, set, map/hashtable, queue... (libstdc++ wrapper)

Host: GitHub
URL: https://msune.github.io/libcdada/
Owner: msune
License: bsd-2-clause
Created: 2020-05-17T23:56:54.000Z (about 4 years ago)
Default Branch: master
Last Pushed: 2024-04-17T14:01:24.000Z (3 months ago)
Last Synced: 2024-06-21T14:29:35.826Z (20 days ago)
Topics: bitmap, c, cdada, data, data-container, data-structures, data-structures-and-algorithms, hashmap, hashtable, library, libstdc, libstdcxx, linked-list, list, map, queue, set, stack, string, struct
Language: C
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Size: 1.92 MB
Stars: 23
Watchers: 6
Forks: 6
Open Issues: 3
Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- Changelog: CHANGELOG.md
- License: LICENSE
- Authors: AUTHORS

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README

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**libcdada** - basic data structures in C (`libstdc++` wrapper)

---------------------------------------------------------------

Small library that offers basic data structures (`list`, `set`, `map`...) in a pure C API for user-space applications. Key features:

* Easy to use, portable

* No "magic" MACROs, and no need to modify your data structures (except, perhaps, for `__attribute__((packed))`)

* Stable and well-tested backend engine (`libstdc++`) for most of the data structures

* Reasonable performance - comparable to `libstdc++`

Example

-------

```c

#include 

int x, val=0;

cdada_list_t* my_list = cdada_list_create(int);

//Add to list {10, 11, 5, 5}

x=10;

cdada_list_push_back(my_list, &x);

x=11;

cdada_list_push_back(my_list, &x);

x=5;

cdada_list_push_back(my_list, &x);

cdada_list_push_back(my_list, &x);

//Get element in position 1

cdada_list_get(my_list, 1, &val);

assert(val == 11);

//First/last

cdada_list_first(my_list, &val);

assert(val == 10);

//Add {10, 11, 5, 11}

x=11;

cdada_list_push_back(my_list, &val);

//Traverse list

cdada_list_traverse(my_list, my_iterator_func, opaque);

```

```c

#include 

cdada_str_t* s = cdada_str_create("One string");

fprintf(stdout, "%s\n", cdada_str(s));

//Reset

cdada_str_set(s, "This is a test");

fprintf(stdout, "%s\n", cdada_str(s));

cdada_str_append(s, " simple string");

cdada_str_lower(s);

cdada_str_replace_all(s, "test ", "");

//Will print: "this is a simple string"

fprintf(stdout, "%s\n", cdada_str(s));

```

More examples for `map` and `set` and custom containers in the [examples](examples/) folder.

Documentation

-------------

Public API:

  * [cdada.h](include/cdada.h): includes all headers listed below

    * [cdada/bbitmap.h](include/cdada/bbitmap.h): big bitmap (> 64bit)

    * [cdada/list.h](include/cdada/list.h): an ordered list of objects (equivalent to `std::list`)

    * [cdada/map.h](include/cdada/map.h): a hashmap {key -> value}, with unique keys (equivalent to `std::map`)

    * [cdada/queue.h](include/cdada/queue.h): queue (FIFO queue) implementation (equivalent to `std::queue`)

    * [cdada/set.h](include/cdada/set.h): a set of objects (equivalent to `std::set`)

    * [cdada/stack.h](include/cdada/stack.h): stack (LIFO queue) implementation (equivalent to `std::stack`)

    * [cdada/str.h](include/cdada/str.h): a string (equivalent to `std::string`)

    * [cdada/utils.h](include/cdada/utils.h): error codes and utility functions

`libcdada` is not thread-safe.

Default containers support 1-256 bytes keys (values for lists), but they will

perform better when aligned to {1,2,4,8,32,64,128,256} bytes - keys are padded to

a power of 2 bytes.

#### Custom containers

For larger keys (any length), optimal memory usage and performance take a look at `libcdada`'s

**[custom containers](doc/Custom.md)**.

#### Benchmarking

Take a look at **[benchmarking](doc/Benchmarks.md)** for an rough idea

of the overhead of `libcdada` compared to `libstdc++`.

Installation

------------

Requirements:

  * POSIX system

  * C and C++ gcc compatible compilers (gcc, icc, clang...)

  * Automake

  * Autoconf

  * Libtool

  * libstdc++ (C++98)

```

sh autogen.sh

cd build

../configure

sudo make install

```

#### Windows support

The library solely depends on `libstdc++`, so it should be very easy to port it

to Windows. If you are interested, consider submitting a PR.

Contact

-------

Marc Sune < marcdevel (at) gmail (dot) com>