[Savannah-register-public] Re: submission of DynArray - savannah.nongnu.org

[Luiji Maryo]

I would like to note that I have modified this library to no longer
require a typedef and removed the an internally used macro. I'm just
wondering if I should upload a new .tar.gz of the library or if you
guys are fine with the one you have.

Thanks for your time!
- Luiji Maryo <address@hidden>
Visit me at <http://www.entertainingsoftware.com/>.

On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 8:41 AM,  <address@hidden> wrote:
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> Luiji Maryo <address@hidden> described the package as follows:
> License: x11
> Other License:
> Package: DynArray
> System name: dyna
> Type: non-GNU software & documentation
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> Description:
> DynArray is a library of C X-Macros for the creation and manipulation of
> dynamically resizing arrays. It supports creating arrays holding any types
> supported by C, from integers to structs. It might possibly be usable in C++,
> including the ability to create arrays of class instances, however it would be
> useless in such a medium due to the std::vector class.
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> Currently DynArray only supports commands for creating, manipulating, and
> destroying dynamic arrays, however I plan to add functionality to create
> foreach loops and other constructs that are useful in languages that support
> dynamically resizing arrays.
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> Other Software Required:
> There are no dependencies other then a C89-compatible compiler.
> Theoretically, it could work on even pre-standard compilers.
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> Other Comments:
> It is licensed under the X11 license due to its small size. Otherwise I would
> of GPLed it.
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