C simple stack implementation.
Below is the public api currently provided by the "cstack" library.
Allocate and initialize a stack.
cstack_t *stack = cstack_new();
Allocate and initialize a cstack_node_t with the given val.
cstack_node_t *node = cstack_node_new("my value");
node->val; // "my value"
Push the new val onto the top of the passed in stack.
cstack_push(stack, "value");
stack->top->val; // "value"
stack->size; // 1
Pop the top val off the passed in stack.
cstack_pop(stack);
stack->top->val; // NULL
stack->size; // 0
Remove all nodes from the passed in stack.
cstack_push(stack, "value 1");
cstack_push(stack, "value 2");
cstack_push(stack, "value 3");
stack->top->val; // "value 3"
stack->size; // 3
cstack_empty(stack);
stack->top->val; // NULL
stack->size; // 0
Completely destroy the passed in stack and all nodes.
cstack_destroy(stack);
$ make test
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