This was an early attempt at making something like C++ vector in C, it works, and it's useful. I honestly never use this because I find stretchy buffer more friendly. But it's interesting, also it's apparently easier to optimise, not sure why

yeah hashing, this is just murmurhash but it's always useful to have around. Also it's header only

this is a fat pointer library doing something like a hashmap. Not sure if hashmap is the right term, some people care a lot about terminology, but it's a thing that hashes a key and stores values contiguously

This is pretty bad, I never actually use it and I will probably remove at some point, but it was meant as a way to quickly make cli's

this has a lot of stuff, mostly to do with "streams", but it also has a printf implementation with some extensions. Like for example I can print coloured output, and my own string type.

this is a C11 library similar to C++'s numeric_limits.

a layer to make code more platform agnostic, haven't touched the linux side of things in a couple years though

I wrote my own random number generator a while back, mostly just for fun, it's probably not the best, but it works

this is currently only implemented on windows, because I'm lazy

A header dealing with time, this is meant for games, so it doesn't really have any stuff for date times.

This is pretty much equivalent to std::set, it's a list of items where each item is considered unique

yeah just a fun little windowing thing, only implemented for windows, but if you need windowing, I highly recommend GLFW or SDL.

This is the pretty much the same as the dynamic array except it's a fat pointer instead, I'll do a blog post about fat pointers at some point.