C String handling library inspired by Luca Sas
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C String handling library inspired by Luca Sas
A simple file engine to study techniques to develop database management systems.
A new type and functions to manage strings, as proposed in WG14 papers N3250, N3296 and N3306. Its goal is to eliminate a source of many common programmer errors. The new interface is designed to be as familiar and ergonomic as possible.
Cosmos+ OpenSSD firmware with CFLRU (Clean First LRU)
Advanced Database Organization is about designing database system, storing and retrieving data to and from disk to memory, file system, query processing and other database concepts.
Dosya okuma ve bellek yönetimi için modern C implementasyonu 📚 - Buffered I/O ve dinamik bellek yönetimi örneği
Security in the context of Software-Source code analysis, Buffer Overflow and Web Security
Function Which Returns a Line Read From a File Descriptor
Prioritised Buffer
A custom implementation of the C standard library's printf function. This project recreates printf with support for formatting, variable arguments, and buffer management, demonstrating deep understanding of C programming, variadic functions, and memory handling.
personal implementation of the GNU C library getline() in C
A function that returns a line read from a file descriptor.
get_next_line is a C function that reads and returns a single line from a file descriptor, utilizing a static buffer to manage data across multiple calls
Program that reads data from file descriptor and returns a string if \n or EOF is reached
Gestion de buffer fixe type AS400 traitement char* decimal date
This project is about programming a function that returns a line read from a file descriptor.
A program that simulates an auction using POSIX threads in C, where each thread represents a bidder. Progress bars are displayed to see what value each bidder is bidding.
The aim of this project is to make one code a function that returns a line, read from a file descriptor.
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