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AkashGandhawa/textile-erp

C · updated Apr 2026

Simple program that models a system of an textile manufacturing company to better understand the concepts and get hands on experience in practical applications of Data Structures and Algorithms

A student group project implementing a textile factory management system in C to practice data structures — queues, linked lists, doubly linked lists, and arrays. This is coursework, not production software. Zero stars, 3 forks likely from the same class.

Each module maps a real-world factory concept to a specific data structure, which makes the pedagogical intent clear and easy to follow. The multi-file layout (one .c per domain) shows reasonable separation for a student project. The README clearly states what data structures are used and why, so it doubles as documentation of the learning goals.

No headers beyond factory.h — the module interfaces aren't formally declared, which means any larger project would have include-order and linkage problems immediately. There is no persistence; all state lives in memory and dies when the process exits, making this useless as an actual ERP. No tests of any kind. This is a school assignment with 0 stars and shouldn't be in a picks list for working developers.

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