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An easy to use testing framework for the 42 projects
Tester for the libft project of 42 school
forked repository of libftest (by jtoty) for libft at 42
Development repo for 42cursus' Libft project
42Course
Adaptation of the Francinette tester for 42 projects. Fully compatible with 42 sessions. Includes an auto-installer that selects the appropriate version based on your system. Supports libft, get_next_line, printf, minitalk, and more.
This 42project aims to code a C library regrouping usual functions that we’ll be allowed to use in all our other 42 projects.
An autotester for the 42School Libft
My own library of useful functions in C.
Proyectos del campus 42 Málaga
A C static library with recoded standard functions - @42sp Project
My diarrhea inducing get_next_line. Questionnably complies with 42born2code's norm.
The projects in this repository are carried out in the common core process of 42 schools.
📚 school 21 (42) libft project
The first project of the 42cursus.
A complete test unit for the troublesome function ft_split (s42 Libft project)
The objective of this project is to program a C library regrouping usual functions that you'll be allowed to use in all your future projects.
A regular 42Cursus journey here!
Forge Your Arsenal: The libft 42 Guide This repository is your forge, where you'll craft the essential tools for your programming odyssey at 42 School. Here, you'll conquer the legendary libft, a custom C library packed with functions to empower your future projects.
This project is about coding a C library. It will contain a lot of general purpose functions your programs will rely upon.
'School 42' project. C library with my own implementation of some useful functions and modules.
42 school's first project: libft. The goal is to create our very own C library for use in future projects.
tester for the 42's libft project by bazaluga
Libft is the first project of the 42cursus.
This project aims to understand how these functions work, implement them, and learn how to use them, to create your own library. It will be useful as you will use it in your next C projects.