This is a C implementation (a bit hacky) that provides an useful interface to create, delete and modify the internal dynamically allocated c array to use it like a C++ Vector

• Table of Contents
• Direct Download
• Build From Source 🔨
  • Clone this Repository
  • Run Cmake configuration
  • Build from build directory
  • Setup
• Usage
• Author
• 🤝 Contributing
• 📝 License

build from source it is fun

Download

OR

git clone https://github.com/Kushal-Chandar/C-Vector.git

mkdir build
cd build
cmake -S .. -B .

make sure your are in build directory, if you are getting errors

ninja

Requires Cmake and Ninja added to path

Run install.sh in the project root folder

If you don't have git bash or have errors while running the install.sh.
Run the following commands in windows powershell.

mkdir c_vector
mkdir c_vector/lib
cp build/libc_vector.a c_vector/lib/
cp -r include c_vector

Copy the contents in c_vector/include and c_vector/lib to a folder where your compiler searches for includes and directories.
Example:

• copy contents of c_vector/include to path/to/mingw64/include

• copy contents of c_vector/lib to path/to/mingw64/lib
  

and Compile with

gcc file.c -lc_vector

OR

Compile with

gcc file.c -I"path to c_vector/include/c_implementations without quotes" -L"path to c_vector/lib/libc_vector.a without quotes" -lc_vector

lookup how to specify include directories for your compiler

📖 Check examples and Reference

👤 Kushal Chandar

I have implemented basic and most common data-types

• Github: @Kushal-Chandar
• LinkedIn: @Kushal Chandar

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check issues page.

Copyright © 2022 Kushal Chandar.
This project is GPLv3 licensed.