Project Summary
MySKL implements a skip list data structure (invented in 1990 by William Pugh) by means of that we can implement a fast kind of lists. In a such data structure, primary operations such as insertion, deleting and searching, have almost the same complexity as in AVL trees, but the former is easier to implement and thus maintain.
Some features:
it is written in C, compatible with C++ and compilable both under Linux and Windows it can be either compiled as a shared or static library on Linux; as a DLL on Win it manages memory with care: no memory leak found while tested with Valgrind it represents data as a couple : this takes some advantages it can deal with generic data types
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- GPL-2.0+
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