This submodule is part of the key data structures and algorithms collection, implemented using Modern C++ (leveraging features from both C++20 and C++23). It demonstrates my own implementations of various data structures and algorithms, built with a focus on clarity, efficiency, and modern design practices.
Utilizing the latest features of Modern C++, including modules, this project provides a well-organized library of data structures and algorithms. The code is structured to clearly separate the public interfaces from the private implementations, ensuring maintainability and ease of use.
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modules/include
Contains the public section of the library where the unit interface modules are defined. These headers provide the API that users can include in their own projects. -
modules/src
Houses the private implementations of the modules, where the actual code for the data structures and algorithms is maintained.
This project uses CMake along with C++ Modules (C++20 and C++23) to build the library. To build the project, follow these steps:
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
cmake --build .Ensure you have a C++23 compliant compiler installed.
Note: You can also choose your own CMake preset during the build process by specifying it in your commands (e.g., using cmake --preset <preset-name> if you have defined custom presets in your CMakePresets.json or CMakeUserPresets.json file).
The code is published in the spirit of free education. Please do not use this code directly for academic assignments or professional projects. Instead, let these implementations serve as inspiration for developing your own solutions.
If you have any questions, suggestions, or feedback, please feel free to reach out or open an issue in the repository. Your input is greatly appreciated!
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