🌟 libft: A versatile C library packed with essential functions for memory management, string manipulation, and list handling. This project is part of the 1337 School curriculum and serves as a foundation for future C programming projects.

The libft project is a personal implementation of the standard C library functions, as well as some additional utility functions. It aims to improve your understanding of low-level programming by writing these functions from scratch.

• Memory Management:
  • ft_memset, ft_bzero, ft_memcpy, ft_memmove, ft_calloc, and more.
• String Manipulation:
  • ft_strlen, ft_strdup, ft_strjoin, ft_split, ft_substr, and others.
• Character Checks and Conversions:
  • ft_isalpha, ft_isdigit, ft_tolower, ft_toupper, etc.
• File Descriptors:
  • ft_putchar_fd, ft_putstr_fd, ft_putendl_fd, and ft_putnbr_fd.
• Linked List Operations (Bonus):
  • ft_lstnew, ft_lstadd_front, ft_lstadd_back, ft_lstsize, and more.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Kharbachzoubair/libft.git
   cd libft

2. Compile the library:

   make

3. Include the libft.a file in your project:

   gcc -L. -lft your_program.c
   

1. Include the libft.h header in your project:

   #include "libft.h"

2. Call the library functions in your code as needed. For example:

   char *str = ft_strdup("Hello, world!");
   printf("%s\n", str);
   free(str);
   

The project also includes additional functionality for linked lists, enabling developers to create and manipulate custom linked data structures.

• Source Files: Located in the root directory, each file implements a specific function.
• Header File: libft.h contains all necessary function prototypes and macros.
• Makefile: Simplifies the compilation process.

• Kharbach Zoubair
• GitHub: Kharbachzoubair