Type-Safe I/O for the Next Generation

Working toward a safer, well-defined, and modern alternative to traditional C standard library components. Powered by Rust, built for C.

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stdio.h vs ns.h

Why upgrade your standard library?

Feature <stdio.h> / <string.h> ns.h (NextStd)
Type Safety None. Relies on developer memory. Automatic compile-time routing via C11 _Generic.
Format Specifiers Required (%d, %s, %f). Segfaults if mismatched. Not required. Just pass the variable.
String Memory Null-terminated (char*). O(N) length, overflow risk. Small String Optimization (SSO). Zero heap fragmentation.
Input Handling scanf leaves dangling newlines and crashes on bad types. ns_read safely defaults to 0 on invalid input.
Backend Legacy C code. Modern Rust. Mathematically memory-safe.

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