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##API Document [Link of the API Manual] (http://zsshen.github.io/C-Common-Data-Structures/html/index.html)

##Container Category

• Sequential Container
  • Vector --- The dynamically growable array
  • LinkedList --- The doubly linked list
• Associative Container
  • TreeMap --- The ordered map to store key value pairs
  • HashMap --- The unordered map to store key value pairs
  • HashSet --- The unordered set to store unique elements
  • Trie --- The string dictionary
• Simple Collection Container
  • Queue --- The FIFO queue
  • Stack --- The LIFO stack
  • PriorityQueue --- The queue to maintain priority ordering for elements

##Installation This chapter illustrates how to install LibCDS to your working directory.

First of all, we need to prepare the following utilities:

• CMake - A cross platform build system.
• Valgrind - An instrumentation framework help for memory debug.
• CUnit - An unit test framework for C.

For Ubuntu 12.04 and above, it should be easy:

$ sudo apt-get install -qq cmake
$ sudo apt-get install -qq valgrind
$ sudo apt-get install -qq libcunit1-dev

Now we can build the entire source tree under the package root folder:

$ ./clean.py --rebuild
$ cd build
$ cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/path/to/your/destination
$ make
$ make install

Upon finishing, the public header will reside in /path/to/your/destination/include/. And the shared library will reside in /path/to/your/destination/lib/.

If you plan for debug build, you can specify the cmake argument list like this:

$ cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/path/to/your/destination

##Usage This chapter illustrates how to link and apply LibCDS in your source code.

For header file, you just need to include the main header:

#include "cds.h"

Assume that you apply gcc for compilation, then you need the following options:

-I/path/to/your/destination/include/
-L/path/to/your/destination/lib/
-lcds

Now you successfully link LibCDS with your project! But wait, to run your project, you need to tell the loader where to find LibCDS:

LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/your/destination/lib/

That's all the related stuff!

For detailed API usage, you can refer to the manual or check the demo programs.