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0Day Forums Coding C & C++ General purpose library for standard C?

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General purpose library for standard C?

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07-27-2023, 11:45 AM
Is there any widely known general purpose library for standard C. I'm thinking of something like what Boost is for C++.

I found the C POSIX library... any other?
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07-27-2023, 11:58 AM
I have used [GLib][1] which provides almost every functionality of standard c libs.


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07-27-2023, 12:08 PM
[GLib][1], [GObject][2], and [GTK+][3] (links to Wikipedia) are good places to start. ([GLib][4], [GObject][5], and [GTK][6] are part of the [GTK+ Project][7]).

For numerical functions and algebra, there are the [GNU Scientific Library][8], and implementations of [CLAPACK][9] and CBLAS (GSL includes CBLAS).

Please see also [Wikipedia's list of numerical libraries][10]. If you find more, consider contributing to the Wiki.


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