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1. What is that ?
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this is a small C library with a collection of small useful stuff such as:
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* Index allocator
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* Linked list implementation, looks like a linux kernel one
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* Collection of the binary search tree implementation:
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* Btree
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* AVL
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* Red black
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* Splay
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2. Is it useful ?
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I hope so, usually I have a lot of tools or applications are required
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to use index allocation, or some kind of structures to search within.
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I guess it might be useful for everybody who looks the same thing (implementing
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the same boring stuff each time isn't productive).
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3. Is it stable ?
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Yes, it is stable. But if you will find a bug, please report me via email.
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Actually it's used a lot (mostly in some firmware images and in my own pet
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projects as well).
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4. How to build ?
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4.1. Simple way:
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Just type ./autogen.sh, and you will have a configure script with a
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common autotools options (e.g. make && make install).
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4.2. Proper way:
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- Create directory outside of the code tree, let's say libtdata-build
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- Do ./autogen.sh within source tree
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- Go to your 'libtdata-build' directory
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- ./configure && make && make install (don't forget sudo for install target)
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4.3. Configure options:
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At the moment just the standard options are exist, so more valuable is
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--prefix=<installation prefix>
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5. Are there new features coming ?
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Yep, something is coming. I'm planning to implement CTries (just for fun).
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6. Contact
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Currently this library is maintained by avdolainen at zoho dot com.
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To post bugs, requests, questions you may use sf.net: http://libtdata.sf.net
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