Multidimensional arrays.
Various containers written for C programmers who need complete control over their memory.
Inter-CPU asynchronous communication between Cortex-M7 and Cortex-M4 cores on STM32H7 dual core devices
General purpose C sourcecode collection
get_next_line is a C function that reads one line at a time from a file descriptor. It supports configurable buffer sizes, persistent state across function calls, and (in the bonus version) multiple file descriptors simultaneously, while ensuring safe memory handling.
⚡🧊 A pure C implementation of a high-performance, zero-copy byte buffer
build of the suckless simple terminal with patches for alpha, font2, copyurl, openclipboard, invert, appsync, xresources, scrollback, w3m, keyboard select, boxdraw
The printf project at 42 was a challenging and rewarding experience, where I implemented my own version of the printf function. I explored variable argument handling, data formatting, and specifiers like %d, %s, and %f. It deepened my understanding of C's internal workings, testing my skills and creativity.
Get_next_line is a foundational project. Its main objective is to implement a function, `get_next_line`, that reads a line from a file descriptor in C, handling buffering and partial reads. This project is designed to deepen your understanding of system calls, memory management, and file I/O in C.
A lightweight, efficient linear buffer implementation in C that provides FIFO (First-In-First-Out) data management.
Create a function that enables reading content line by line from a file descriptor.
A custom implementation of the printf function in C, built from scratch to deepen understanding of low-level programming, variadic functions, and formatted output handling.
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