This is a git repository for the "libmy" library that I used during my first year at Epitech. The library provides a range of helpful functions, such as memory allocation, string manipulation, and standard I/O operations. It also includes an implementation of doubly linked lists.
This repository contains a C library with several modules:
lib/include: header files for the library.lib/src: source code for the library, divided into four modules:m_list: implementation of doubly linked lists.m_stdio: implementation of standard input/output functions.m_stdlib: implementation of memory allocation and conversion functions.m_string: implementation of string manipulation functions.
To use the library in your C project, include the relevant header files in your source files and link the library files during the compilation process. The library files can be compiled by running the command make in the root directory of the project. The library file will be generated in the lib folder.
The tests folder contains several unit tests for the library. Tests for the m_list, m_stdio, m_stdlib, and m_string modules are in separate files with names starting with test_. To run the tests and get a coverage report, run make tests_run.
To clean up the compiled object files, run the command make clean. To remove both the object files and the library file, run the command make fclean. And to recompile everything, run the command make re.
This library has no external dependencies, and should compile without any issues on most Unix-based systems.
If you would like to contribute to this library, please fork the repository and submit a pull request with your changes. Please make sure that your code follows the Epitech coding style and that any new functionality is thoroughly tested.
This library was created by T1ld3, an Epitech student.