A collection of high-quality, configurable, header-only libraries written in C99. The libraries are designed to be highly reusable, simple to maintain with little to no dependencies, and easy to integrate in your projects. website

• micro-tests.h: lightweight, header-only testing framework, with multithread support and run-time settings.
• micro-log.h: configurable, thread safe logging framework in C99. With lots of features.
• micro-draw.h: a 2D software renderer.
  • Projects that use this renderer: cosu, cgis, game-of-life (wasm)
• micro-flag.h: tiny library to parse command line arguments.
• micro-module.h: define, load, and unload runtime modules / plugins with a simple C99 API.
• micro-serde.h: serialization library for C99, in ~150 lines of code.
• micro-bench.h: micro benchmarking library.
• micro-hash.h: quick and dirty hash functions in C99, with some benchmarks.
• micro-la.h: linear algebra types and functions.
• hll.h: configurable, header-only implementation of HyperLogLog, used for approximating the cardinality of large multisets.
• bloom-filter.h: configurable, header-only implementation of bloom filters, a space-efficient probabilistic data structure.
• rendezvous-hasher.h: dependency-free implementation of Rendezvous Hashing (a.k.a. Highest Random Weight hashing).
• consistent-hasher.h: implementation of consistent hashing, alternative to rendezvous-hashing.
• hashmap.h: implementation of a hashmap for any type.
• hashset.h: implementation of a hashset for any type.
• llist.h: type-safe, generic doubly-linked list in C99.
• liblaunchpad.h: abstraction layer over Novation's Launchpad S through ALSA, header-only C99 library.
• micro-example.h: example header-only library in C99 used as a template project.
• game-of-life.h: Conway's Game of Life logic implementation.

A collection of useful tools for programmers to solve programmer problems. Mostly written in C99.

• micro-templating.c: simple tool to generate a file from a template, in ~200 lines of code.
• micro-timerd: client-server application to start, stop and list timers.
• lkde-tool: tool to develop and test kernel patches and applications across multiple kernel branches, trees, and configurations.

Some other interesting projects that you should check out.

• Brenta Engine: a 3D renderer and game engine in modern C++, with a custom ECS framework. website
  • Satellite projects:
    • valfuzz: modern testing and fuzzing library. website
    • oak: feature-rich thread-safe C++23 logger library. website
    • viotecs: the engine's ECS. website
• haplolang: a Lisp-like, s-expression based, imperative, strongly typed programming language.
  • The Design and Implementation of Haplolang: notes after implementing the language.
• kivebpf: eBPF-powered file access monitoring Kubernetes operator.
  • The Kibebpf website: documentation about the operator.
• Baldo scanner: malware scanner daemon for Linux using a kernel module.
• tenno-tl: partial re-implementation of the C++26 standard library.
• cosu!: rhythm game written in C, compatible with osu!mania maps.
• santOS: a general purpose microkernel for i386.

Backlog of projects.

• Introduction-to-machine-learning: notes for students studying Machine Learning.
• Algorithms and Data Structure course (Italian)
• modern-cpp-template: template for C++ libraries.
• linux-kernel-module: hello world kernel module with full QEMU setup.
• parallel-computing-cpp: MPI and OpenMP algorithms and benchmarks.
• fixmi: business management software using microservices.
  • documentation
  • root-project
• elixir-blockchain: simple blockchain library implemented in Elixir.
• react-express-template: template for Node/Express/React/Tailwind/Docker apps.
• webgl-markdown-portfolio: 3D renderer in WebGL and Angular.
• tiny-rss: RSS feeds generator for Org mode.
• musync: download music declaratively.
• ssap: local password encryption manager written in Rust.
• rust-lc3: implementation of a virtual machine for LC-3.
• robotUI: Bevy visualizer for Advanced Programming 2023 @Unitn.
• rust-pomodoro-timer: TUI study timer in Rust.
• rust-music-player: TUI music player in Rust.
• broutines: goroutines and coroutines implemented in C.
• chttps: HTTPS server in C with server-side rendering.
• cchecker: borrow checker in C++.
• regEZ: fully constexpr regex implementation in modern C++.
• go-ebpf: example eBPF program in Go.
• risto89: online ticket market in Java.
• ledger-board: scalable transaction producer/consumer app (Kubernetes, Kafka, Django, Angular, Redis…).
• how-to-root-samsung-galaxy-j5: instructions to root a Samsung Galaxy J5.
• hypr-nerd-gestures: control Hyprland through hand gestures using OpenCV.
• launchpad-app-launcher: launch commands from a Novation Launchpad.
• modern-python-template
• youtube-miniature-generator
• many more…

Custom configurations for my daily development setup and workflow.

• .emacs.d: my Emacs configuration.
• dwm: my fork of DWM and DWL.
• init.lua: simple Neovim configuration without bloat.
• i3config: i3 configuration, used as fallback.
• lfs: my Linux From Scratch distribution.
• mapkg: my own package manager.
• nixos-dotfiles: my (outdated) NixOS setup.
• obsidian-chill-theme: my custom Obsidian theme.
• obsidian-advanced-slides-theme: custom theme for Obsidian advanced slides.

There are many more which are not really interesting or are not public, so I didn't mention them.

Check out my gists.

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