clist
clist is a header-only library for a list data structure written for C.
Note: As it stands, there is very little difference between the list as it exists now and a C++-style vector. This is intended to change in the future, and the list will reflect a more similar structure as a Python-style list.
Getting Started
Add the header file into your includes and use the following syntax to generate a typed list (the below example is for an int list):
list(int);
int main() {
int_list l;
int_list_init(&l);
int_list_append(&l, 1);
int_list_set(&l, 0, 2);
int_list_get(&l, 0);
int_list_find(&l, 2);
}
To-Do
[_] Implement ability to hold multiple types within a single list. (remove necessity to generate typed lists)
[_] Implement reverse indexing (ability to loop around to the last value with -1)
[_] Implement safety checks for indexing.
[_] Implement list constructor from an array.
[_] Implement the following quality-of-life methods: clear, copy, count, extend, index, insert, pop, remove, reverse, sort