#Cub3D: This project is a 3D game created from scratch written in C using an old graphic library mini-libx, presented with an old technology raycasting to make the 3D feeling looks pretty good
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#Cub3D: This project is a 3D game created from scratch written in C using an old graphic library mini-libx, presented with an old technology raycasting to make the 3D feeling looks pretty good
This project aims to code a custom implementation of the C printf function
This project is pretty straightforward, I had to recode printf. It will be part of my future libft.
Parce que putnbr et putstr ne sont pas assez ✏️
Rewrite of a simplified UNIX shell – 42 Project with bonus
printf() implementation in C
This is a repository for the School 42 Málaga cursus project get_next_line. This function reads a file descriptor and returns a line, until the first line break.
The Pipex project in C involves creating a simplified version of shell pipelines, allowing the execution of multiple commands with input/output redirection using file descriptors and process management.
A simple 3D 'game' using MinilLibX (mlx), the graphic library of the 42School and the raycasting algorithm
pipe UNIX mechanism in C
get_next_line() function in C
Standard C functions implementation
Fract`ol is one of the first computer graphics projects in the 42 core curriculum, where you work with the miniLibx-Library. The project is meant to create graphically beautiful fractals. It's really inspiring to dive into this topic and create some sort of psychedelic effects on the screen.
42 - Rewrite a simple shell
This project is designed to reimplement the basic C functions from the C Standard Library (Libc) and create your own custom standard library. As a bonus you will also need to implement some data structures and functions such as linked-list.
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