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Top 15 C Miscellaneou Projects
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Redis
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Project mention: Ask HN: Has Anyone Tried Single File Development with IDE Code Collapse? | news.ycombinator.com | 2024-11-01
I've been exploring a different approach to organizing my projects by keeping all the code in a single file and taking advantage of the code collapse feature available in most modern IDEs. I'm curious if anyone else has tried this and what their experiences have been.
One of the primary benefits I've found is easier code portability. With all the code in a single file, you can simply drop the file into your project without worrying about dependencies or file organization. Refactoring also becomes more straightforward since you can see all the related code in one place, making it easier to update dependencies and related functions. Additionally, LLM assistants often perform better with code completion when all the code is in one file, as they can access the entire context more easily.
I've noticed that other projects also take a single file approach. For instance, SQLite concatenates all its C files when it's built, there are single file header projects like STB^1 that tout ease of use, and even the .NET garbage collector^2 is a single 56k file. So, this approach is not entirely unprecedented. With modern editing tools, this method seems more viable than ever before. What does everyone think?
1. https://github.com/nothings/stb
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Project mention: C Macro Reflection in Zig – Zig Has Better C Interop Than C Itself | news.ycombinator.com | 2024-07-30
This sounds amazing, and it's great that tooling is so strong of some "new kids on the block" (Zig, Rust), even better than C.
With hindsight, it is strange that the C community, with all the people and money behind it (and what scale!) never even managed to build a proper packaging manager (okay, there's now Conan, but that came from Python guys).
But then, there even still isn't a perfect C string library around (something that would combine GLib, SDS, ICU, say, and then standardize it in C2038).
[1] Hanson's C: Interfaces & Implementations (CII) - Str: https://cii.s3.amazonaws.com/book/pdf/quickref.pdf
[2] ICU - https://icu.unicode.org
[3] SDS - https://github.com/antirez/sds
[4] GLib - https://docs.gtk.org/glib/struct.String.html
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Index
What are some of the best open-source Miscellaneou projects in C? This list will help you:
Project | Stars | |
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1 | Redis | 66,940 |
2 | stb | 26,836 |
3 | SDS | 4,927 |
4 | Klib | 4,196 |
5 | ZBar | 2,496 |
6 | AtomVM | 1,486 |
7 | libssh2 | 1,347 |
8 | SLRE | 533 |
9 | Better String | 497 |
10 | libcpuid | 455 |
11 | semver.c | 185 |
12 | ub-canaries | 173 |
13 | libnih | 90 |
14 | libevil | 29 |
15 | ptldd | 2 |