v0.21.0

Release Notes:

• Interface Change - Types converted back to unsigned with the help of ccc_ucount type for error reporting when returning unsigned integers.
• Unsigned integers simplify library internals greatly and relies less on platform implementation specific behavior not supported directly by C standard.

v0.20.1

Release Notes:

• Internal tidy changes.

v0.20.0

Release Notes:

• API name changes for constants
• Consistent and clear error naming enum states.
• Make copy operation more robust for array backed containers.

v0.19.1

Release Notes:

• Internal inlining changes.

v0.19.0

Release Notes:

• BREAKING API CHANGES: - More robust error handling checks across all containers to ensure input is valid and errors reach the user.
• Type consistency changes for signed and unsigned.
  • size_t is only used for counting bytes for sizes of objects in memory.
  • ptrdiff_t is the default indexing, counting, size, and capacity type.
  • For rationale, read Bjarne Stroustrup's explanation and subsequent explanation in PR #73.
• Ordered map and ordered multimap given seperate headers, no longer sharing impl_tree.h.

v0.18.2

Release Notes:

• Clean up unused functions in impl/ headers and annotate all private.

v0.18.1

Release Notes:

• Internal static visibility and inlining changes with no effect on interface or functionality.

v0.18.0

Release Notes:

• BREAKING CHANGE: - ccc_tribool replaces bool from <stdbool.h> in all code in the collection.
  • ccc_tribool offers a third error handling state to clearly communicate to user when bad input or state is provided to a function. Otherwise, ccc_tribool operates exactly the same as bool with truthy being 1 and falsey being 0 so no code patterns need to change except for accounting for errors.
• Misc. internal function inline and documentation fixes.

v0.17.0

Release Notes:

• BREAKING: Flat Ordered Map and Flat Realtime Ordered Map have been promoted to handle versions.
• Ordered maps now offer handle stability. Handles are valid regardless of other insertions deletions or resizing until the element at the provided handle is removed by the user.
• Misc. doc fixes and internal naming updates.

v0.16.0

Release Notes:

• BREAKING: Initialization order changed across all containers to be consistent.
• Init order follows a new general pattern for any container.

init(memory_info..., type_info..., specialty_function(s)...,  
     allocation_info..., aux_data..., capacity..., size...);

• Exact initialization will vary but all follow similar patterns now.
• See docs for more.