Libs
A collection of single-file public domain libraries for C/C++ development, covering graphics, utilities, and system programming.
What is Libs?
libs is a collection of single-file, public domain libraries for C and C++ that provide essential functionality for application and game development. It solves the problem of integrating lightweight, portable utilities without managing complex dependencies or licensing restrictions. The libraries cover areas like cross-platform app frameworks, asset management, math utilities, and system programming tools.
C and C++ developers, particularly those working on games, embedded systems, or cross-platform applications who value minimal dependencies and simple integration. It's also suitable for hobbyists and educators looking for permissively licensed building blocks.
Developers choose libs for its zero-dependency, single-file design that simplifies integration and distribution. Its public domain/MIT licensing offers maximum flexibility, and the curated set of utilities addresses common needs in game dev and system programming without the overhead of larger frameworks.
Overview
Single-file public domain libraries for C/C++
Use Cases
Best For
- Building lightweight cross-platform graphical applications in C/C++
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