high level structures for c programming

     objective: platform independent algorithms library for
     productive, 32-bit architectures or higher

design/usability notes

     - any memory allocation error will be considered a fatal error
       and will terminate application with exit(1), this is the reason
       many functions returns nothing (void), so you don't need to
       worry about messy consequences of resources exhaustion and
       painful dealing of it

     - use of unsigned integers are avoided, unless when dealing with
       bit wise data, on modern architectures, with two's complement
       representation, no cycle cost is added to basic arithmetic and
       flow control (add, sub, jump, mul)

     - implicity conversion between signed and unsigned types is
       avoided at all cost

     - explicity casting between pointers are avoided at all cost

     - memory allocation functions are not thread-safe, all other data
       structures are reentrant

api instructions

    - unless explicitly stated, all structure members are read-only
    - fixed-size structures returns a boolean on allocation