Libft @ 42 School

Libft is a project at School 42, where we create our own library of useful functions in C.

Overview

This project is aimed at deepening our understanding of the C programming language. Functions developed in this project are analogous to the standard functions in C, and are used in the rest of our projects throughout the School 42 curriculum.

Installation & Usage

git clone https://github.com/Mr-Galt/libft.git
cd libft
make

This will compile the libft library and create a libft.a file. You can then link this library to your own C project files while compiling with gcc or cc.

Functions

Here are some of the functions I developed for this library:

• ft_strlen: A function to calculate the length of a string.
• ft_strcpy: A function to copy a string to another string.
• ft_strcmp: A function to compare two strings.
• ft_atoi: A function to convert a string to an integer.

(Will list all functions later...)

Bonus Functions

In addition to the basic functions, I also implemented some bonus functions, such as:

• ft_lstnew: A function to ...
• ft_lstmap: A function to ...

(Will list all functions later...)

Testing

To test the functions, compile with your files and my libft.a library. For example:

gcc -L. -lft yourfile.c

This will produce a a.out file. Execute it to see the results.

Contributors

This project was solely developed by myself, but I got help of many very clever friends and students.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.