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Tree Library for C

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I want to store a general tree in C using parent pointer approach (a node store pointer to its parent node only). Is there any standard library for this?

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Ravi Gupta Avatar asked Jun 22 '10 08:06

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Google shows me to GNU C Library. Are you looking for something more?

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vpit3833 Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 20:09

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