This project implements a custom printf function, named new_printf, in C.
The custom printf function allows you to format and print data to the standard output using format specifiers similar to the standard printf function in the C Standard Library.
The project is organized into several source code files, each containing specific functionality. Here's an overview of the project structure:
new_printf.c: The main entry point of the custom printf function, which processes the format string and calls relevant functions to handle format specifiers.
needed_functions_0.c, needed_functions_1.c, needed_functions_2.c: Files containing functions for handling various format specifiers (e.g., %c, %s, %d, %x, etc.).
get_flags.c, get_width.c, get_precision.c, get_size.c: Files responsible for extracting formatting information (flags, width, precision, size) from the format string.
print_handling.c: Contains the logic for calling the appropriate function to handle each format specifier.
useful_check.c: Utility functions used throughout the project (e.g., character checks, conversion functions).
write_handling.c: Functions for writing formatted data to the output buffer.
main.h: Header file containing function prototypes, constant definitions, and struct declarations.
To use the custom new_printf function in your C program, include the "main.h" header and call new_printf with your desired format string and arguments, just like you would with the standard printf function.
Compile the project using your preferred C compiler. For example, if you're using gcc, you can compile the project as follows:
gcc *.c -o my_printf
Then, run the resulting executable:
./my_printf
The program will demonstrate the custom new_printf function by printing formatted output to the console.
Feel free to contact me on my email amineaithamma2004@gmail.com, if you want any clarifications.