Melon is a generic cross-platform C library. It contains many algorithms, data structures, functional components, scripting languages and practical frameworks, which can facilitate developers to quickly develop applications and avoid the dilemma of repeated wheel building.
- Components
- Library Initialization
- Configuration
- Log
- Error Code Management
- Memory Pool
- Thread Pool
- I/O Thread
- TCP Encapsulation
- Event Mechanism
- File Set
- HTTP Handling
- Scripting Language
- Lexical Analyzer
- Parser Generator
- Websocket
- String
- Regular Expression
- Big Number Calculation
- FEC
- JSON
- Matrix Operations
- Reed Solomon Coding
- Cron Format Parser
- Spin Lock
- Prime Generator
- Data Structures
- Doubly Linked List
- Fibonacci Heap
- Hash Table
- Queue
- Red-black Tree
- Stack
- Array
- Algorithms
- AES
- DES/3DES
- RC4
- RSA
- MD5
- SHA
- Base64
- Scripting Language Development
- Frameworks
- Multi-Process Model
- Multi-Thread Model
- Trace Mode
- IPC
Melon was originally written for UNIX systems, so it is suitable for UNIX-like systems such as Linux and MacOS. And there are a few optimizations for Intel CPUs.
At present, Melon has also completed the preliminary porting to Windows, so it can be used on Windows. However, because Windows differs greatly from the UNIX system in the creation process, some functions of the above framework
are temporarily not supported in Windows.
On Windows, please install mingw
or msys2
.
If you install mingw
, you may want to install git bash
and make
either. Install MingW-W64-builds with the installation settings:
-
Version
:8.1.0
-
Architecture
:i686
-
Threads
:posix
-
Exception
:dwarf
-
Build revision
:0
If you install msys2
, you can use pacman
to install any tool softwares you may need.
Then execute these shell commands on git bash or terminal (on UNIX).
git clone https://github.com/Water-Melon/Melon.git
cd Melon
./configure [--prefix=LIB_INSTALL_PATH | ...]
make
make install
For more configure
options, please refer to Official Document: Installation.
Copyright (c) 2014-present, Niklaus F. Schen
Please refer to Official Documentation Website for more details.
中文文档请参考:中文指南
You can pull the built container image to deploy the running environment.
docker pull melonc/melon
You should install emsdk
at first, make sure emcc
and emar
have been installed. Then execute:
./configure --enable-wasm
make && make install
There is only one static library libmelon.a
to be created.
We ❤️ pull requests, and we’re continually working hard to make it as easy as possible for developers to contribute. Before beginning development with the Melon, please familiarize yourself with the following developer resources:
- Contributor Guide (CONTRIBUTING.md) to learn about how to contribute to Melon.
Twitter: @MelonTechnology
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