Who didn't. Almost any C program dealing with strings and collections has to have their own implementation or import one.
Part of the reason why C developers "feel" productive, but can't produce anything of meaningful complexity.
Part of the reason why C developers "feel" productive, but can't produce anything of meaningful complexity.
Anyway, I think this HN posting has this "crazy" flavor of using macros to simulate generics, and that's the specific kind of implementation that I meant, which klib also does.