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@ -98,6 +98,7 @@ as C/C++, as this is not an obstacle to most users.)
| [lz4](https://github.com/Cyan4973/lz4) | BSD |C/C++| 2 | fast but larger LZ compression
| [fastlz](https://code.google.com/archive/p/fastlz/source/default/source) | MIT |C/C++| 2 | fast but larger LZ compression
| [pithy](https://github.com/johnezang/pithy) | BSD |C/C++| 2 | fast but larger LZ compression
| [microtar](https://github.com/rxi/microtar) | MIT |C/C++| 2 | lightweight tar library
# crypto
| library | license | API |files| description
@ -283,49 +284,3 @@ as C/C++, as this is not an obstacle to most users.)
| [dbgtools](https://github.com/wc-duck/dbgtools) | zlib |C/C++| 2 | cross-platform debug util libraries
| [stmr](https://github.com/wooorm/stmr.c) | MIT | C | 2 | extract English word stems
| [levenshtein](https://github.com/wooorm/levenshtein.c) | MIT | C | 2 | compute edit distance between two strings
There are also these XML libraries, but if you're using XML, shame on you:
- parsing: [tinyxml2](https://github.com/leethomason/tinyxml2): XML
- parsing: [pugixml](http://pugixml.org/): XML (MIT license)
## New libraries and corrections
Submissions of new libraries: I accept submissions (as issues or as pull requests). Please
note that every file that must be included in a user's project counts; a header and a source
file is 2 files, but a header file, source file, and LICENSE (if the license isn't in the
source file) is 3 files, and won't be accepted, because it's not 2 files. But actually
'LICENSE' is a problem for just dropping the library in a source tree anyway, since it's
not scoped to just the library, so library authors are encouraged to include the license in the
source file and not require a separate LICENSE.
Corrections: if information for a library above is wrong, please send a correction as an
issue, pull request, or email. Note that if the list indicates a library works from both
C/C++, but it doesn't, this could be an error in the list or it could be a bug in the
library. If you find a library doesn't work in 32-bit or 64-bit, the library should be
removed from this list, unless it's a bug in the library.
## *List FAQ*
### Can I link directly to this list?
Yes. [This is the preferred link.](https://github.com/nothings/single_file_lib)
### Why isn't library XXX which is made of 3 or more files on this list?
I draw the line arbitrarily at 2 files at most. (Note that some libraries that appear to
be two files require a separate LICENSE file, which made me leave them out). Some of these
libraries are still easy to drop into your project and build, so you might still be ok with them.
But since people come to stb for single-file public domain libraries, I feel that starts
to get too far from what we do here.
### Why isn't library XXX which is at most two files and has minimal other dependencies on this list?
Probably because I don't know about it, feel free to submit a pull request, issue, email, or tweet it at
me (it can be your own library or somebody else's). But I might not include it for various
other reasons, including subtleties of what is 'minimal other dependencies' and subtleties
about what is 'lightweight'.
### Why isn't SQLite's amalgamated build on this list?
Come on.