Create a file called n and Makefile in docode. They MUST go in the root of your project in docode.
$ touch n && Makefile
Copy the code in the respective files in this repo.
set permissions for the bash script
$ chmod +x n
. ./n 04 my_file_name
creates a directory ex04/ and file_name.c and exports DIR=ex04/ and FILE=file_name.c.
NOTE: It is important to use the syntax above . ./ to source the script otherwise it won’t work.
Because the script updated your Makefile you should should be read to go to use make. To compile simply run:
make build
run
./a.out
clean binary:
make clean
. ./n 04 my_atoi -f int
creates file my_atoi.c with the function int my_atoi(){} .
$ cat ex04/my_atoi.c
int my_atoi()
{
}
Create file with a main function:
. ./n 04 my_main -m hello
my_main.c has a main function with a printf("hello world") within. You can omit the hello argument if you want the main function.
. ./n clean
Cleans the folder you created last with . ./n. In the example above it will delete the ex04/ folder and all files inside it. This is useful if you made a mistake in your last command.