Created BasicTools library for anyone wish to use STM32F103 for their project with arduino style interface
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Created BasicTools library for anyone wish to use STM32F103 for their project with arduino style interface
🟢 super fast 🚀 tiny 🐥 𝘾 printf-look-and-feel ✍ trace code, in ⚡ interrupts ⚡ too
🖨️ ft_printf (42 Paris) — Extensible reimplementation of libc printf in C. Variadic arguments, flags, width, precision and conversions. Dynamic buffering, strict memory management, and modular design.
ft_printf a project in 42 curriculum, we reimplement the printf function in C.
Tiny, fast(ish), self-contained, fully loaded printf, sprinf etc. implementation; particularly useful in embedded systems.
Printf project from 42 Network
A minimalistic yet fully functional shell terminal emulation | Using C programming language, simple_shell executes basic commands, interacts with the operating system and introduces users to the foundational concepts of process management & input/output operations,
Little project focused on a function that extends printf allowing you to change output colors.
🧵 A homemade printf() clone — because C wasn’t hard enough already 😅 🎯 Handles %c, %s, %p, %d, %i, %u, %x, %X, and even %% like a pro! 💾 Built with love, variadic magic, and way too many segfaults 🧨
Ft_printf is a reimplementation of the standard printf function in C, developed as part of the 42 curriculum. The goal is to reproduce formatted output functionality while managing variable arguments, type conversions, and string formatting — all without using the standard printf itself
Custom printf() implementation with variadic functions - Supports 9 format specifiers (c,s,p,d,i,u,x,X,%)
Collection of 42 Firenze C projects — printf, get_next_line, and born2beroot.
This repository contains programs written for the low-level programming and algorithm track.
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