This repo is my first project as a cadet @42rio.
It acts as both a study project on replicating libc functions, as well as a developer toolbelt to be used throughout the cursus.
$> git clone https://github.com/Grsaiago/libft <path where to put the lib> && cd <path to lib>;
$> makeDon't forget to link the lib with the -lft -L$(path_to_lib) on your project's makefile
make supports the following flags. (the flags already compile with the bonus part)
allor simplymake-> Compiles everything and gets the lib ready to go!make clean-> Removes the object files.make fclean-> Removes the object files, as well as the .a filemake re-> Removes the object and .a files and recompiles everything.
ft_printf- my implementation of the printf function.
ft_isascii- checks if it's an ASCII char.ft_isalpha- checks if it's an alphabetic char.ft_isalnum- checks if it'a an alphanumeric char.ft_isdigit- checks if it's a digit.ft_isprint- checks if it's a printable character.ft_toupper- turns the char into uppercase.ft_tolower- turns the char into lowercase.ft_isspace- checks if it's a whitespace.
ft_strlen- gets the lenght of a null terminated string.ft_strdup- duplicates a string (with malloc).ft_strnstr- searches for the occurence of a byte stream inside another byte stream.ft_strchr- searches for the first occurence of a byte in a byte stream.ft_strrchr- searches for the last occurence of a byte in a byte stream.ft_strlcpy- copies the string src to dst.ft_strlcat- concatenates two strings.ft_strncmp- compares the first n bytes of two byte streams.ft_memset- fill a byte stream with a value.ft_bzero- fill a byte stream with zero.ft_memcpy- copy a byte stream (doesn't account for overlapping memory blocks).ft_memmove- copy a byte stream (accounts for overlapping memory blocks).ft_memchr- search for a byte in the first n bytes of a byte stream.ft_memcmp- compare two byte streams.
ft_pow- power function.
ft_itoa- returns a malloc'd string from an int.ft_strndup- returns a malloc'd copy of the first n bytes of a string.ft_substr- creates a new string from a portion of a given string.ft_strjoin- joins two strings (with malloc).ft_strtrim- trailes off the matching char from the beginning and end of a string.ft_split- splits a string into malloc'd matrix.ft_free_mat- frees a malloc'd matrix.ft_strmapi- returns malloc'd string that is the result of successive iterations of a function over a given string.ft_striteri- iterates a given function over each position of a given string.ft_putchar- prints a char to stdout.ft_putchar_fd- writes a char to the given file descriptor.ft_putstr- writes a string to stdout.ft_putstr_fd- writes a string to the given file descriptor.ft_putendl- writes a string followed by a \n to stdout.ft_putendl_fd- writes a string followed by a \n to the given file descriptor.ft_putnbr_fd- writes a number to stdout.ft_putnbr_fd- writes a number into the given file descriptor.ft_printhex- prints to stdout a number as it's hexadecimal format.ft_printptr- prints to stdout an address in 0x0hex format.get_next_line- my implementation of the GNU get_next_line.samrtpointer- my implementation of Snaipe's smart pointers. (check his original work here)
ft_lstnew- creates a new node.ft_lstadd_front- adds a new node to the front of the list.ft_lstadd_back- adds a new node to the back of the list.ft_lstsize- gets the size of the list.ft_lstlast- gets the last node of the list.ft_lstdelone- deletes a node from the list.ft_lstclear- deletes the whole list.ft_lstiter- iterates a function over the content of each node.ft_lstmap- returns a new list that is the result iterations over every node of the list.ft_lst_remove_if- removes a node if the compare function returns true over a sample data and the contents of said node.