This library aims to provide a comprehensive interface, similar to C++'s STL, for many Abstract Data Types. The collection will expand every once in a while. All ADTs will be provided as simple C++ include files, in order to facilitate the use and integration within ongoing projects.
Any C++17 compliant compilers shold work. It is recommended to use CMake if you need
to test the ADTs before usage. If you need to run tests, feel free to clone the repository,
and be sure to be using the git clone --recursive
command in order to clone te Goole Test
library included as submodule of the repository.
WARNING: to use CMake in order to generate projects for your IDEs, you need to clone
using the git clone --recurse
command, otherwise project generation will fail due to
missing files.
Run git clone https://github.com/m4ce-w1ndu/cppftl.git
directly into your
project folder, or add it as a git submodule, in order to make sure that future users
can keep this updated. Run git clone https://github.com/m4ce-w1ndu/cppftl.git
.
The git repository provides a CMakeLists.txt
for every subfolder containing
any source or header file. It is not required to generate a CMake project or to use CMake to build
any of the header files.
Please feel free to comment and submit issues and bug reports on this GitHub repo. This project is made merely for fun and, maybe, as a already built alternative to many other ADT template libraries.
DISCLAIMER: by no means I pretend to be a C++ all-rounder, which means that constructive criticism is well accepted. This obviously means that any MEAN or INEDUCATED comment will not be tollerated and will be immediately removed.
Anyway, any constructive criticism is encouraged, especially if it can improve my C++ knowledge.
This library will start as a poorly documented C++ code. Every function in every ADT class possesses a Doxygen XML-style comment block, meaning that sometimes in the (possibly near) future, it'll be populated and HTML/PDF/Tex documentation will be uploaded to this GitHub repo in order to keep the understanding of the library as simple as possible.