ft_printf is a 42 School project that challenges students to re-implement the standard C library function printf. This custom printf function, denoted as ft_printf, provides a flexible and customizable way to format and print output to the console.
In the ft_printf project, you are tasked with creating a function that can replicate the behavior of the standard printf function found in the C library. Your ft_printf should be capable of handling various format specifiers, such as %s, %d, %c, %p, and many more, and printing formatted output to the console.
This project is a great opportunity to improve your knowledge of string manipulation, parsing, and memory management in C.
To use the ft_printf function in your project, follow these steps:
- Clone the repository or copy the relevant source files to your project directory.
- Include the header file
ft_printf.hin your source code. - Call the
ft_printffunction with your desired format string and arguments.
- Support for various format specifiers (e.g.,
%s,%d,%c,%p). - Handles variadic arguments.
- Error handling for invalid format strings.
- Written in C language for portability.