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Can it be used in a multi-producer and multi-consumer thread environment?

hello everyone, don't you think the fuction ringbuf_findchr should return -1 if there is no match ?
Ror now it return 0 if there is no match and if the match is at index 0.

visual studio 2017, stand libraries.

Issue description

If compiling on Windows under Visual Studio, build fails due to missing ssize_t definition

Steps to reproduce

Attempt to compile c-ringbuf under Visual Studio

Technical details

ssize_t is a POSIX extension and therefore not available under VS

What I want is:

1. Produce bytes to the ring buffer
2. Consume some bytes of the ring buffer

However, I am not sure how to use it. Is there any simple example?

Issue description

conflicting declaration 'typedef struct ringbuf_t * ringbuf_t;

32 typedef struct ringbuf_t *ringbuf_t
                                                  ^~~~~~
note: previous declaration as 'struct ringbuf_t' 

32 typedef struct ringbuf_t *ringbuf_t
                                ^~~~~~~

Steps to reproduce

Technical details

Hi, thanks for this elegant lib.
Just trying to use this in an ESP8266 arduino project. The above definition is preventing compilation.
It seems that it does like types to use the same name as the struct it is pointing to, I tried to change the type name, things seems to start to work, but it's really messy. Could you shed some light on how to fix this? Not sure if this is related, I can see -std=gnu++17 flag in detailed compile log.

Regards

tl;dr: CC0 has a No trademark or patent rights held by Affirmer are waived, abandoned, surrendered, licensed or otherwise affected by this document. clause that cannot be considered FOSS.

Issue description

I'd like to package this for Fedora, but we had a change regarding CC0 in 2022: https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/[email protected]/message/RRYM3CLYJYW64VSQIXY6IF3TCDZGS6LM/

I would appreciate it if you could relicense it under an OSI-approved license (MIT, 0BSD, The Unlicense, Apache-2.0, etc.) at your favor.