ft_printf

ft_printf is a custom implementation of the standard printf function in C.This function replicates the behavior of printf and handles a subset of its features.

Features

• Handles format specifiers:
  • %c for characters.
  • %s for strings.
  • %p for pointers.
  • %d and %i for integers.
  • %u for unsigned integers.
  • %x and %X for hexadecimal numbers (lowercase and uppercase).
  • %% for the literal % character.
• Supports variable arguments using stdarg.h.
• Adheres to 42 coding standards.

Installation

To include ft_printf in your project, clone the repository and compile the library:

git clone [email protected]:shatilovdr/42-printf.git
cd ft_printf
make

Usage

1. Include the library header in your source code:

#include "ft_printf.h"

2. Use ft_printf just like the standard printf function:

ft_printf("Hello, %s!.\n", "World");

3. Compile your program and link it with libftprintf.a:

gcc -Wall -Wextra -Werror my_program.c -L. -lftprintf -o my_program