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clockworks
April 23rd, 2003, 04:19 PM
hello,
so c++ has the stl, perl has cspan, what does c have? if i want a map, or a list, i have to write it myself? or is there like a website that makes available free libraries?

its not that i couldn't write the simple data structures myself, but why reinvent the wheel, no?

thanks,
-- christopher

Paul McKenzie
April 23rd, 2003, 04:29 PM
Originally posted by clockworks
hello,
so c++ has the stl, perl has cspan, what does c have? if i want a map, or a list, i have to write it myself? or is there like a website that makes available free libraries?

its not that i couldn't write the simple data structures myself, but why reinvent the wheel, no?

thanks,
-- christopher I'm sure there are 'C' libraries that implement such things. If you do a google search, you will probably find a few.

Here is a library, but you need to pay for it:

http://www.softwaresensation.com/memsl/memslc.html

Regards,

Paul McKenzie