There are a lot of libraries out there and over the last dozen or so years, based on functionality, some have become much easier to work with than the same func

There are a lot of libraries out there and over the last dozen or so years, based on functionality, some have become much easier to work with than the same functionality was awhile back. Then again, some libraries like libcurl have generally been quite good and straightforward to use. As someone mentioned, CCAN was on the front page, but generally there hasn't been the same sort of organized directory to find the C library best for a particular problem. For myself, I go off of what I've used before, what others maybe have recommended, or sometimes just search for something that does most of what I want. If I need to write it, so be it.