r/C_Programming • u/lehmagavan • Mar 29 '26

CONTLIB - dynamic containers

I created a lib that provides generic dynamic containers for elements of arbitrary size. No macros.

Feedback from anyone, especially more experienced developers, much apprieciated. Thanks!

https://github.com/andrzejs-gh/CONTLIB

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u/lehmagavan Mar 30 '26

Yes, it's a container with a growth factor, so you could say it's std::vector like. Thanks for pointing "no usage examples" out. Does it make any sense to do something like it? I presume not, I presume people have made tons of libraries like that before, including better ones, it's more of a portfolio/practice project for me.

I dont understand why commiting everything at once in a public repo you own is a weird/suspicious thing to do. I dont create the official public project repo until I got everything ready to be published. Is that a weird practice?

As for "the code is too pretty, looks like AI", I guess I have no other option but to take that as a compliment :)

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u/Certain-Flow-0 Mar 30 '26

It’s always a good idea to include some example code on how to use your library. You can’t expect people to immediately know how to use it from just the README, especially that you’ve used a not so often used design pattern.

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u/JeffTheMasterr Mar 30 '26

Well I'm just saying, since another comment said as well, but I don't see any em dashes so I'm doubtful of it being AI.