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What is Libc-X ?
Libc-X is an advanced library for C. Its purpose is to provide extensions to standard C library implementing useful and powerful data-structure and functions.
Libc-X is free, open-source and published under LGPL license.
Libc-X can be downloaded from sourceforge.net. Its Unix name is libcx.
Libc-X is not a template layer. It’s made entirely with the C standard language, compatible with C++, and portable (currently Linux and Windows)
Libc-X is open source and can be used so as a toolbox instead of a library. All developed structures are designed to be used in stand-alone mode with limited dependencies with other features of Libc-X : for example, you can easily extract the header and the .c source of Hashtable and use it outside Libc-X.
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