hashmap.h is a production-ready, macro-based C library that generates type-safe hashmaps for any data type, offering compile-time type checking, fast iteration, and robust memory management with zero dependencies. Unlike alternatives like stb_ds.h, it provides enhanced type safety, and superior debugging experience while maintaining C89 compatibility across all major compilers and architectures.

vector.h is a production-ready, macro-based C library that generates type-safe dynamic arrays for any data type, offering compile-time type checking, fast iteration, and robust memory management with zero dependencies. Unlike alternatives like stb_ds.h, it provides enhanced type safety, optimized performance, and superior debugging experience while maintaining C89 compatibility across all major compilers and architectures.

I am writing my own game engine, and like most game engines, mine needs a scripting language. VMs are slower than native code, consume more memory, and require tedious binding management between the scripting language and engine. More importantly, I prefer single-language codebases because they let me use the same editor, debugger, and development workflow throughout the entire project. My engine is written in C, so how can I use C as a scripting language?

Learn how to use the GNU Debugger to debug C and C++ programs, analyze control flow, inspect variables at run-time, and fix crashes and segmentation faults.