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<herd>enlightenment</herd>
<use>
 <flag name="mempool-buddy">Compile "buddy" memory pool allocation.</flag>
 <flag name="mempool-chained-pool">Compile "chained-pool" memory pool allocation.</flag>
 <flag name="mempool-fixed-bitmap">Compile "fixed-bitmap" memory pool allocation.</flag>
 <flag name="mempool-one-big">Compile "one-big" memory pool allocation.</flag>
 <flag name="mempool-pass-through">Compile "pass-through" (system's malloc) memory pool allocation.</flag>
 <flag name="default-mempool">By default use system's allocator (pass-through) instead of custom choice for Eina's own data structures.</flag>
 <flag name="valgrind">Compile in valgrind hints for smoother integration.</flag>
</use>
<longdescription>
Eina is a multi-platform library that provides optimized data types
and useful tools for projects.

Among its data types, Eina provides efficient implementation of:

 * double linked list with O(1) append and count;

 * double linked inlist (node is built in the data) with O(1) append;

 * stringshare, a pool of read-only strings that are shared in order
   to save memory (no copies!), fast referencing and
   pointer-comparison;

 * hash table with extensible key support, ships by default with
   string, stringshare, pointer and integer hashes by default;

 * array of pointers, with O(1) count and append, configurable step
   growing;

 * red-black tree;

 * sparse matrix;


As for tools, it provides couple of convenience:

 * generic and extensible logging system;

 * easy to use dynamic module loading (on top of dlopen()) that makes
   it easy to change to static/built-in modules;

 * generic safety-checks system covering NULL pointers and other
   incorrect conditions with logging;

 * "magic" type checking that check and logs if expected magic number
   is incorrect;

 * easy to use and extensible memory allocators (mempools);

 * fixed-point arithmetic;

 * tile splitter and simplifier (merges);

 * generic iterator pattern (how to walk in one direction), just
   implement the given API;

 * generic accessor pattern (how to randomly access items), just
   implement the given API;

 * benchmark helpers.
</longdescription>
</pkgmetadata>