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Replace C++ with C
See original GitHub issueCurrent C++ parts:
- Chunk store relies on
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std::map--> rxi/map -
std::set--> barrust/set -
std::vector
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- Some parts rely on
std::string, which can be replaced by Cchar[]and related functions
TBD:
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googletestingis implemented in C++. Other candidates for the testing framework:CUnit,CMocka
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)
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Yeah, C is also more efficient than C++. I have added this task to TODO, so, probably in the following weeks, I will change the project to pure C.
BTW, Makefile support has been added, and it works correctly. README.md is also updated accordingly, so you can have a try in case I missed anything. : )
CMake still lives in the project just for my personal preference. I will maintain both building scripts, so we can keep both of them.
Will reopen this issue, if we decide to replace
googletesting