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README.md
1# A Doubly Linked List in C 2This is just a small, simple doubly linked list implementation I did for fun. 3The headerfile should be selv-explanitory, otherwise, the examples in main.c will surely explain how to use it. It is intended for static linkage, so just copy the list.c and list.h files to your project and include list.h to start using it. 4make lib - generates the list as a static and shared lib 5make test - generates a binary which exercieses the lib. 6