get_next_line made easy
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get_next_line made easy
This project is about creating a simple shell. Yes, your own little bash. You will learn a lot about processes and file descriptors.
This project is about programming a function that returns a line read from a file descriptor.
Golang epoll fd handle connections (sockets) with worker pool.
Program reproduce the behavior of pipe command in shell
1337 - 42 cursus (get_next_line project)
This project, created with my teammate Walid during our education at 1337 School, aims to demonstrate our understanding of processes and file descriptors through the creation of a custom implementation of the Bash shell. It served as a valuable learning experience for both of us.
This project is about creating a simple shell.
This project is about programming a function that returns a line read from a file descriptor. And every call giving next line of previous line!!
Read a line ending with a newline character ('\n') from a file descriptor
This project is about programming a function that returns a line read from a file descriptor.
Mini shell made in C for Linux using GNU Readline Library
this repo contains three projects: Libft , a Custom Printf and a Custom get_next_line
Custom C function to read lines from a file descriptor. Efficient memory and file handling
This project is about programming a function that returns a line read from a file descriptor.
This program displays tables which can allow users to keep track of open user-owned files, the assignation of File Descriptors and Processes.
get_next_line is a function that reads a file line by line. It is a function that is part of the 42 curriculum and is used to teach students how to use static variables and memory allocation in C.
ft_libft is a project at 42 School (École 42) that involves creating a library of useful C functions.
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