The development toolkit provides a range of logging and debugging tools and algorithms, including containers and sorting. It is available for free, making it an accessible and useful resource for developers looking to streamline their workflow.
The Open Macro Library is a versatile open source library that provides a collection of C macros. This library is perfect for developers who need commonly used functionality, including debugging, logging containers, sorting, and other useful algorithms.
This library is designed to be simple to use, and developers can access the following features through an easy-to-navigate API:
- Containers: This includes vectors, queues, stacks, standard lists, circular lists, double-linked lists, binary trees, binary double-linked trees, array-based heaps, tree-based heaps, and hashmaps.
- Iterators: Developers can use iterators to access different types of containers.
- Synchronization primitives: The library includes monitors and condition variables to help keep everything in sync.
- Synchronized containers: For further convenience, the library is equipped with pthread-based wrappers.
- Algorithms: Sorting and randomizing algorithms are included to help with various functions.
- Logging: Developers are able to choose customizable log levels and sort.
- Debugging: Memory allocation tracing and leakage detection are included.
- Exception handling: To help developers catch and handle bugs, exception handling functionality is included.
- OO Typing: Inheritance and association support are included, allowing for greater code reuse.
- Serialization: To make it easier to manage data flow, serialization functionality is included as well.
It is important to note that the Open Macro Library is developed, provided, and licensed under the GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL). For developers who need robust functionality and convenient macros, the Open Macro Library is an excellent choice.
This library is designed to be simple to use, and developers can access the following features through an easy-to-navigate API:
- Containers: This includes vectors, queues, stacks, standard lists, circular lists, double-linked lists, binary trees, binary double-linked trees, array-based heaps, tree-based heaps, and hashmaps.
- Iterators: Developers can use iterators to access different types of containers.
- Synchronization primitives: The library includes monitors and condition variables to help keep everything in sync.
- Synchronized containers: For further convenience, the library is equipped with pthread-based wrappers.
- Algorithms: Sorting and randomizing algorithms are included to help with various functions.
- Logging: Developers are able to choose customizable log levels and sort.
- Debugging: Memory allocation tracing and leakage detection are included.
- Exception handling: To help developers catch and handle bugs, exception handling functionality is included.
- OO Typing: Inheritance and association support are included, allowing for greater code reuse.
- Serialization: To make it easier to manage data flow, serialization functionality is included as well.
It is important to note that the Open Macro Library is developed, provided, and licensed under the GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL). For developers who need robust functionality and convenient macros, the Open Macro Library is an excellent choice.
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