A library is a collection of preprogrammed templates that implement a behavior when invoked. Libraries are well-defined and are designed for reuse throughout implementation. For example, a website may have multiple webpages that implement the same navigation bar or text-field, but none of these objects have relation to one another.
Greenbone Vulnerability Management Libraries
Collection of rewritten Arduino libraries to STM32 libraries
CMake openFrameworks for Linux, OS X and Windows.
Collection of community-maintained components for Genode
Harbol is a collection of data structure and miscellaneous libraries, similar in nature to C++'s Boost, STL, and GNOME's GLib but for C99+
C++ STL-compatible containers for C
A simple, incompatible alternative to pkg-config
Visual Studio project and solution files for building static and dynamic gmp libraries
Collection of 1 header-only utility libraries under MIT license
💾 Low level programming projects repository. Done at @ALXAfrica-Holberton School
Not chol, a collection of useful C libraries
`libft` offers an opportunity to understand how some basic functions in the standard C library work. It is often used as a fundamental exercise to reimplement these functions and create your own library. These functions span various areas such as memory operations, string manipulation, character handling, and lists.