The primary objective of the Get Next Line project is to develop a solution that enables the sequential reading of a text file, processing one line at a time.
C language |
Implement a function that reads and processes one line at a time from an opened file.
| File | Description |
| get_next_line.c | Function that reads the file, extracts and returns the current line |
| get_next_line_utils.c | Auxiliary functions from the libft library |
| get_next_line.h | Header file |
Implement a function that reads one line at a time from multiple files simultaneously.
| File | Description |
| get_next_line.c | Function that reads the file, extracts and returns the current line |
| get_next_line_utils.c | Auxiliary functions from the libft library |
| get_next_line.h | Header file |
In order to utilize this project, you must initially clone the repository onto your local machine by employing a terminal:
- - $> git clone git@github.com:joaoneon/42_get-next-line.git [folder]
Once you have successfully cloned the project to your local repository, compile the mandatory portion using the following command:
- - $> -cc -Wall -Wextra -Werror -D BUFFER_SIZE=n
Additionally, to compile the bonus part of the project, utilize the following command:
- - $> -cc -Wall -Wextra -Werror -D BUFFER_SIZE=n
Replace 'n' with the desired number of bytes to be read into the buffer for the read function. Additionally, you will need a main.c file to open a file and a test file that needs to be read.