Intro - Goal - Tecnology - Functionality - How to use - Tests - Update - Author
- This is the first "big" project where I need to get all the previous knowledge and recreate the printf function.
- It is an introduction to concept of "variadic function" and to some conversions.
- It makes you understand better the conversions and flags inside the original printf function.
- I decided to learn and use "functional programming", once I realized that the things are getting bigger.
- I am still learning about "functional porgramming" but I am "forcing" myself to apply it and improve my code structure.
- Once again I used other people tests but this time I started to create my own main functions and do my individual tests to find specific bugs on the code.
- *(On extreme errors caused by inputs of the user) My ft_printf can have different behaviour from original printf depending on the system.
- ft_printf goal is to recreate the original printf function but not all the flags.
- Conversions
cspdiuxX% - Flags
-0.* - Introduces new concepts of static variable and file descriptor.
- Language: C
- VS code
- WSL ubuntu
- Norminette 42 (code norm used by école 42)
- Remote SSH access to iMac for final tests.
- Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/GitFlaviobc/ft_printf.gitInside the Project folder:
- to create the library
makeor
make all- to delete all obj (.o) files created
make clean- to delete all created files
make fclean- to delete all files and recreate the library
make re- After the creation of the library I can use ft_printf the same way I use the original printf. With the limitations of the conversions and flags that I did not implemented.
- Note: I didn't created any of the test, I just used them to check my project. All credit goes to their creators.
- All tests were done on the browser connect with SSH to an iMac.
