A simple implementation of data structures in C
This project exists because reading about manual memory management is cute—but writing code that doesn't segfault is where the real learning happens.
Because malloc won't teach itself. I'm training my C skills by manually managing memory—no garbage collectors, no abstractions, just pointers and pain.
gcc main.c linkedlist.c -o linkedlist
Assuming you have:
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linkedlist.h- the header -
linkedlist.c- the implementation -
main.c- where you test this beast
gcc main.c hashmap.c -o hashmap
That means you should have:
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hashmap.h- the header -
hashmap.c- the implementation -
main.c- test of this monster
MIT, probably. Use it, break it, improve it.