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gpakosz/PackedArray

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PackedArray

PackedArray comes to the rescue when you're in a desperate need for an uint9t or uint17t array.

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  • Data Structures - Memory-efficient array with non-power-of-two bitcount.

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  • Windows Environments - Listed in the “Windows Environments” section of the Awesome C awesome list.
  • 172 stars·32 forks·C·9 views

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    • nothings/stbnothings avatar

      nothings/stb

      34,964View on GitHub↗

      This project is a collection of portable, header-only C functions designed for integration into software projects without complex build dependencies or external linking requirements. It provides a suite of low-level utilities for graphics, audio, and data management, focusing on direct memory manipulation and zero-dependency portability. By utilizing a single-header distribution model, the library simplifies dependency management while allowing developers to maintain full control over memory allocation and binary size through compile-time configuration. The library distinguishes itself by off

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    • danielgibson/snippetsDanielGibson avatar

      DanielGibson/Snippets

      207View on GitHub↗

      Some standalone source files that don't deserve their own repositories.

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    • adamierymenko/huffandpuffadamierymenko avatar

      adamierymenko/huffandpuff

      104View on GitHub↗

      Minimal Huffman coder/decoder

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    • adis300/fft-cadis300 avatar

      adis300/fft-c

      26View on GitHub↗

      Elegant Fast Fourier Transform in C. Making fft.c from fftpack user-friendly.

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    Frequently asked questions

    What does gpakosz/packedarray do?

    PackedArray comes to the rescue when you're in a desperate need for an uint9t or uint17t array.

    What are the main features of gpakosz/packedarray?

    The main features of gpakosz/packedarray are: Data Structures, Windows Environments.

    Which projects share features with gpakosz/packedarray?

    Projects with overlapping indexed features include: nothings/stb — This project is a collection of portable, header-only C functions designed for integration into software projects… danielgibson/snippets — Some standalone source files that don't deserve their own repositories. adamierymenko/huffandpuff — Minimal Huffman coder/decoder. aio-libs/janus — Thread-safe asyncio-aware queue for Python. aio-libs/multidict — The multidict implementation. adis300/fft-c — Elegant Fast Fourier Transform in C. Making fft.c from fftpack user-friendly.