This is my attempt to organize all the C/C++ code I always use in a single place. Simply put: it's just a bunch of random C/C++ code bundled in a library.

SS-CE can function as a cmake subproject. To include add the following lines to the top level CMakeLists.txt:

message( STATUS "Importing SS-CE..." )
# Here go any options for SS-CE.
add_subdirectory( "SS-CE" )
include_directories( ${SSCE_MODULE_INCLUDE} )
target_link_libraries( ${PROJECT_NAME} ${SSCE_MODULE_LIB} )

Cmake, python3 and a valid gcc or clang installation is required! MSVC is not supported.

• Linux
• MacOS
• Windows

• amd64
• TODO: i386
• TODO: arm
• TODO: arm64

This library is split into several modules which can be turned ON and OFF depending on the requirements of the application you are building.

The list of available modules:

• CORE
• MATH
• CLOCK
• MEMORY
• STRINGS
• STRUCTURES
• LOGGER
• TODO: AI

If doxygen is installed then run make doc to generate the documentation. The docs are generated in doc_doxygen inside the build directory.