libcollections

a library that provides collections implementations for your C code

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libcollections is a library that provides a reutilisable and comprehensive set of collections to your C code.

Implemented so far:
- linked list,
- queue
- stack

To be implemented:
- vector (arraylist)
- red black tree
- set
- map

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