Questions tagged [c89]
This tag is for questions regarding the international standard ISO 9899:1990, also known as "C89", "C90" or "ANSI C", with amendments and technical corrigenda (as opposed to K&R C, C99, C11 or later C standard revisions).
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Cracking the Coding Interview — 1.5 One Away
I would like to know any suggestions about to improve my code solution and your rating of my approach to the problem, I based my code on the fact that if the strings have different length removing one ...
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Cracking the code interview: Problem 1 .6 basic string compression
I created a github repository containing my code solutions for some of the exercises proposed in the book, I updated my solution for the problem 1.6 at https://github.com/dariosicily/cracking-the-code-...
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Generic data structures in C
I'm new to C, and I thought a great way to learn would be to implement some generic data structures and algorithms. So far I've implemented a linked list and a dynamic array. Both are generic, the ...
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Stern's diatomic series fusc: replacing #define functions with two return values
I have a function to review which implements Stern's diatomic series fusc for a single word (ulong = unsigned long) in place, as ...
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Reading a text file that may have embedded nulls
I've always used fgets to read a file. However, I want to read a file that may have embedded \0. I thought of using ...
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Engineering an even faster qsort
I understand that C++ STL template sort runs faster than qsort in C because ...
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unordered_set: a hash table -based set data structure in C89
In this post, I present a hash table -based set data structure written in C89:
unordered_set.h
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Uni- and bidirectional pseudo-generic shortest path finders in C89
I have implemented two related shortest path algorithms for unweighted graphs in C89. My attempt was to learn some more idiomatic C constructs such as genericity (a client programmer should be able to ...
