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Libft Introduction 📚

42 school's first project, libft, is about learning how the standard functions of C programming work, by coding them from scratch and creating our very own library.

The file structure for this project is the following:

.c Files

Where all of the functions are written in.

.h (Header)

The header file is useful for 2 things:

  • First, instead of doing for example #include <unistd.h> in all of .c files, we just write it once in the header and all of .c files will read it from your header file.
  • Secondly, let's say one of the .c files uses another function from another .c file, well instead of writting that function above, just write #include "libft.h" and it will find it in the header file.

Makefile

Makefile is where we create a file to compile the projects, you just type make once the Makefile is created.

Libft Functions

Functions from <ctype.h>

Functions from <string.h>

Functions from <stdlib.h>

  • ft_atoi - convert a string to an integer.
  • ft_calloc - allocates memory and sets its bytes' values to 0.

Non-standard functions

  • ft_substr - returns a substring from a string.
  • ft_strjoin - concatenates two strings.
  • ft_strtrim - trims the beginning and end of string with specific set of chars.
  • ft_split - splits a string using a char as parameter.
  • ft_itoa - converts a number into a string.
  • ft_strmapi - applies a function to each character of a string.
  • ft_striteri - applies a function to each character of a string.
  • ft_putchar_fd - output a char to a file descriptor.
  • ft_putstr_fd - output a string to a file descriptor.
  • ft_putendl_fd - output a string to a file descriptor, followed by a new line.
  • ft_putnbr_fd - output a number to a file descriptor.

Linked list functions

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