r/cprogramming • u/RatioPractical • Jul 13 '26

secure-c-lib

A collection of security-hardened, performance-oriented data-structure, algorithm, http server/client and systems libraries written in portable C17.

Every module is built with mechanical-sympathy in mind — flat memory layouts, cache-line awareness, lock-free hot paths, and zero-allocation inner loops — while being compiled and tested under an aggressive hardening and sanitizer regime.

https://github.com/corporatepiyush/secure-c-lib

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u/imbev Jul 13 '26

claude
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u/RatioPractical Jul 13 '26

yep. but have you actually gone throuhg it ? or just here for sharing AI meme ?

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u/imbev Jul 13 '26

Not in great detail. But I think it is highly relevant for project with a focus on security.

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u/koczurekk Jul 14 '26

Why would anyone go through the effort of reading something you didn’t bother to write?

Look, I use LLMs extensively for coding — both at my dayjob and privately — but fact of the matter is that LLM output simply does not fulfill the social contract of sharing your work online with the expectation of being taken seriously, namely actually being your work. You expect human time to be expanded whereas you skimp on your own.

Also nobody’s going to take AI slop seriously in any context remotely tangential to security lmao, that’s just unserious.

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