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  1. ubench.h

    ⏱️ single header benchmark framework for C and C++

    After graduating that please jump onto UBENCH bandwagon. There is no better way to "put things right" than benchmarking.

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  3. utest.h

    🧪 single header unit testing framework for C and C++

    Sprinkle your console apps with UTEST test's.

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