From the course: Exploring C Libraries
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Finding a C library
- In your quest to expand what a C program can do, you must locate a C library. Your quest begins on the internet where you can search for a C library. And then, whatever you want the library to do. Such as XML decoding, read jpeg files, and so on. You might find multiple libraries available, which is good, though it means you must do more research. The way to winnow the list is to check for good documentation and plenty of source code examples. Confirm that it's a C library, or that if it's a C++ library that it also works with C. Finally, ensure that the library is compatible with your computer system. Many libraries run only in a UNEX environment. To find a library, use your favorite search engine and type something in this format. So, C library and then the name of what you want the library to do. For example, jpeg, which I've already typed. You see it there in the history. And let's search, and see what comes…
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