[Newbie]where to search for non-standard libs ?

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new to C i'm starting to appreciate it very much.

however coming from java/ruby side i wonder on how to search for a non
standard lib (tree set for ex).

i'm pretty sure they exists allready but where ?
 
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Spiros Bousbouras

Une said:
new to C i'm starting to appreciate it very much.

however coming from java/ruby side i wonder on how to search for a non
standard lib (tree set for ex).

i'm pretty sure they exists allready but where ?

Google ?
 
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mg

Une said:
new to C i'm starting to appreciate it very much.

however coming from java/ruby side i wonder on how to search for a non
standard lib (tree set for ex).

i'm pretty sure they exists allready but where ?

www.freshmeat.net -> browse -> software development -> libraries (5890
projects)
 
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Richard Heathfield

Une bévue said:
new to C i'm starting to appreciate it very much.

however coming from java/ruby side i wonder on how to search for a non
standard lib (tree set for ex).

Ben Pfaff's libavl library will meet your binary search tree requirements
admirably:

http://adtinfo.org
 

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