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Database system made at low level and from scratch. The files and folders you can see in the images, are generated automatically when the program runs for the first time.
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Low Level Code designed to interact with the OS directly. This repository is in the process of being documented.
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Pipex is a C program that mimics the behavior of Unix pipes. It allows you to connect two commands by redirecting the output of the first command to the input of the second command, reading from an input file and writing to an output file.
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A function in C that reads and returns one line at a time from a file descriptor
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A simple UNIX command interpreter.
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How to print colorfull text in C programing
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A minimal Unix shell implementation developed as part of the 42 curriculum. This project recreates key features of a real shell, handling input parsing, command execution, redirections, pipelines, environment variables, and built-in commands—all written in C.
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Temperature control for RaspberryPI but on OpenBSD and bare bones
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STM32H7 ADC Multi Channel Multi Conversion TriggerTimer with Oversample and data transmit with DMA, In HAL/LL library
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Personal C utility library developed at 42/Hive – string, memory, data structures, math, and more...
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A 3D wireframe viewer that renders height maps in isometric projection using MiniLibX.
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An emulator for a custom machine called the Iridium Computer implemented in raw C.
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