Presumably one would write an object-oriented version of quicksort to go with their OO C library design and not use the stdlib functions. For example GObject is OOP in C, and I imagine it has collection types with sort methods.
Inheritance is what will bite hard when hand-rolling OOP in C. For one, you can forget about the compiler enforcing substitutability and co/contravariance for you.
Inheritance is what will bite hard when hand-rolling OOP in C. For one, you can forget about the compiler enforcing substitutability and co/contravariance for you.