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c extended library
https://github.com/bamless/extlib

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# extlib: c extended library

extlib is a header-only library that implements common data structures and algorithms that are not
provided by the c standard library.

Features:
- Context abstraction to easily modify the application's allocation and logging behaviour
- Custom Allocators that easily integrate with the context and datastructures
- Generic, type-safe dynamic arrays and hash maps
- StringBuffer for easily working with dynamic buffers of bytes
- StringSlice for easy manipulation of immutable 'views' over byte buffers
- Cross-platform IO functions for working with processes, files and more generally
interacting with the operating system
- Configurable logging
- Misc utility macros
- No-std and wasm support

## Quickstart

To use the library do this in *exactly one* c file:
```c
#define EXTLIB_IMPL
// Optional configuration options
#include "extlib.h"
```

> NOTE: The library by default exports all symbols without any prefix. If you find any conflicts
> when using in your project, you can define `EXTLIB_NO_SHORTHANDS` before including any of the
> library headers to disable names without prefixes.

Configuration options:
```c
#define EXTLIB_NO_SHORTHANDS // Disable shorthands names, only prefixed one will be defined
#define EXTLIB_NO_STD // Do not use libc functions
#define EXTLIB_WASM // Enable when compiling for wasm target. Implies EXTLIB_NO_STD
#define EXTLIB_THREADSAFE // Thread safe Context
#define NDEBUG // Strips runtime assertions and replaces unreachables with compiler
// intrinsics
```

## Examples

You can find a bunch of examples showcasing library features in `examples/`

### Minimal example

```c
#include
#include
#define EXTLIB_IMPL
#include "extlib.h"

typedef struct {
StringSlice key;
int value;
} WordFreq;

typedef struct {
WordFreq* entries;
size_t* hashes;
size_t size, capacity;
Allocator* allocator;
} WordMap;

typedef struct {
StringSlice* items;
size_t size, capacity;
Allocator* allocator;
} Words;

int main(int argc, char** argv) {
// Push context with temp allocator so that we don't need to free
Context ctx = *ext_context;
ctx.alloc = &temp_allocator.base;
push_context(&ctx);

Words words = {0};
// Could also specify allocators on a per-datastructure level
// words.allocator = &default_allocator.base

int i;
for(i = 1; i < argc; i++) {
StringSlice line = ss_from_cstr(argv[i]);
while(line.size) {
StringSlice word = ss_split_once_ws(&line);
array_push(&words, word);
}
}
ext_log(INFO, "Processed %d lines", i-1);

printf("Words:\n");
array_foreach(StringSlice, it, &words) {
printf(" " SS_Fmt "\n", SS_Arg(*it));
}

WordMap word_freqs = {0};
array_foreach(StringSlice, it, &words) {
WordFreq* e;
hmap_get_default_ss(&word_freqs, *it, 0, &e);
e->value++;
}

printf("Frequency:\n");
hmap_foreach(WordFreq, it, &word_freqs) {
printf(" " SS_Fmt ": %d\n", SS_Arg(it->key), it->value);
}

pop_context();
}
```

## Tests
You can find tests in `test/test.c`. To run them:
```sh
make test
```