Is there a library repository for C? [duplicate]

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Why there is not a comprehensive c archive network?

Everyone knows that C is very small language, it has just language primitives and almost no standard library (no data structures or algorithms).

Therefore I have a question, how do I find good C libraries for data structures, algorithms and perhaps system programming?

For example, if I need a hash-table, how do I find a good implementation? Or for example, if I need to work with graphs, what do I do?

So far I have been writing everything myself. But my hash table implementation is nowhere good enou开发者_如何学Pythongh. It's very basic.

What do advanced C programmers do with this problem? Do they really write all the libraries again themselves?

Thanks, Boda Cydo.

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GLib.

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There really isn't anything as "go to" as Boost in C++ (STL doesn't count as its part of the standard).

Beyond GLib, there is APR

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http://directory.fsf.org/category/clibs/

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http://ccan.ozlabs.org/

EDIT: CCAN has moved domains to https://ccodearchive.net/

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There isn't any set way.... there's just a proliferation of all kinds of frameworks out there. Often there is different forces on what people want, eg, depending if its for embedded systems, PCs, flavor of OS, or whatever.