What is Austin?

is an ANSI C-based, morphing-ordered container library.

In depth

A closer look at Austin

Austin (Astonishing Universal Search Tree Interface Novelty) lets you select and modify the representation of a dictionary object at run time, which enables you to finetune your choice of algorithm for the data.

You can morph sorted lists, BSTs, "splay" trees, and red-black tree representations, as well as view all the C declarations of the dictionary and its nodes.

You can also embed dictionary nodes into your own objects, which can then be linked together.

Verdict

Should you download Austin?

Austin runs on Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/Windows 10/11 and is available under the GNU Public License license — the installer is 54 KB. We’ve catalogued it under Project Management.

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Austin specifications

Category: Project Management
Publisher: Joe Gregorio
Last updated: Feb 2, 2025
License: GNU Public License
Operating system: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/Windows 10/11
File size: 54 KB
Price: Free
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