Vector Library

Overview

The Vector library is a lightweight and efficient implementation of dynamic arrays in C. It provides a flexible way to manage collections of data with automatic resizing, making it easier to work with arrays without worrying about manual memory management.

Features

• Dynamic resizing of arrays
• Support for various data types
• Easy-to-use API for adding, removing, and accessing elements
• Memory management handled internally

Installation

To use the Vector library in your project, simply include the source files in your build system. For example:

1. Copy the vector.c and vector.h files into your project directory.
2. Include the header file in your code:

   #include "vector.h"

Usage

An example of how to use the Vector library can be found in test.c. To compile it, simply run:

make

To change the type stored in the vectors (to e.g. char), type:

#define VECTOR_TYPE char

before including the header file.

To change the factor by which to expand the vector when it runs out of memory, type:

#define REALLOC_FACTOR 3

before including the header file.