Vector implementation in C2. Based on vector implementation in C by Edd Mann After downloading or cloning c2vector, it is advised to test it with
c2c --test --checkOnly
in the the root directory of the c2vector repository
You can then try an example of usage of vector with
c2c
and running the test executable
./output/test/test
If no errors are thrown during the testing, everything works and you are good to go
public type vector struct
{
void** items;
int32 capacity;
int32 total;
}
public func void init(vector* v);
public func int32 total(vector* v);
public func void add(vector* v, void* item);
public func void set(vector* v, int32 index, void* item);
public func void* get(vector* v, int32 index);
public func void delete(vector* v, int32 index);
public func void free(vector *v);
Always start by declaring and initializing a vector (import c2vector local; and import stdio as io; assumed)
vector vc;
init(&vc);
Then you can add any kind of item to the vector with
add(&vc, item);
Get item at any position
get(&vc, 1);
The total function returns the number of elements in a vector.
io.printf("%d\n, total(&vc));
After you are done working with a vector, you can free it with
free(&vc);
Lukas Hozda(luk.hozda@gmail.com, github.com/luciusmagn), (c)2015
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