https://github.com/aallali/libft-but-rusty
https://github.com/aallali/libft-but-rusty
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- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/aallali/libft-but-rusty
- Owner: aallali
- Created: 2024-01-27T23:32:56.000Z (over 1 year ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2024-03-07T19:56:01.000Z (about 1 year ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-01-30T01:19:08.862Z (4 months ago)
- Language: Rust
- Size: 34.2 KB
- Stars: 0
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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- Readme: README.md
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# Libft But Rusty
### A Reimplementation of 42's Common Core _Libft_ in Rust, to learn Rust
re-implementing a set of Libc functions + some others to rust
I tried to follow the same limitations that the 'libft' subject gives us, such as limiting memory allocation in fuctions that don't use it in the libc. However I folowed the originial limitations of the project and their c implementations loosly.
### functions:
- Note: _`(click on func name to view source code`)_
- Note: (`🧪`): _means unit tests are written for the function_
- Note: _`(click on 🧪 to view unit tests`)_
- Note: (`⏳`): _means function under progress_
### part 1 (output funcs):
1. ##### output to stdout:
- [x] [`ft_putchar`](./src/libft/ft_putchar.rs)
- [x] [`ft_putstr`](./src/libft/ft_putstr.rs)
- [x] [`ft_putendl`](./src/libft/ft_putendl.rs)
- [x] [`ft_putnbr`](./src/libft/ft_putnbr.rs)
1. ##### output to file:
- [x] [`ft_putchar_fd`](./src/libft/ft_putchar_fd.rs) [🧪](./src/tests/ft_putchar_fd_test.rs)
- [x] [`ft_putstr_fd`](./src/libft/ft_putstr_fd.rs) [🧪](./src/tests/ft_putstr_fd_test.rs)
- [x] [`ft_putendl_fd`](./src/libft/ft_putendl_fd.rs)
- [x] [`ft_putnbr_fd`](./src/libft/ft_putnbr_fd.rs) [🧪](./src/tests/ft_putnbr_fd_test.rs)
### part 2 (converters):
- [x] [`ft_itoa`](./src/libft/ft_itoa.rs) [🧪](./src/tests/ft_itoa_test.rs)
- [ ] ⏳ [`ft_atoi`](./src/libft/ft_atoi.rs)
- [ ] `ft_toupper`
- [ ] `ft_tolower`
### part 3 (validators):
- [ ] `ft_isalpha`
- [ ] `ft_isdigit`
- [ ] `ft_isalnum`
- [ ] `ft_isascii`
- [ ] `ft_isprint`
### part 4 (string handlers):
- [ ] `ft_strcmp`
- [ ] `ft_strncmp`
- [ ] `ft_strequ`
- [ ] `ft_strnequ`
- [ ] `ft_strsub`
- [ ] `ft_strjoin`
- [ ] `ft_strtrim`
- [ ] `ft_strsplit`
- [ ] `ft_strlen`
- [ ] `ft_strdup`
- [ ] `ft_strcpy`
- [ ] `ft_strncpy`
- [ ] `ft_strcat`
- [ ] `ft_strncat`
- [ ] `ft_strlcat`
- [ ] `ft_strchr`
- [ ] `ft_strrchr`
- [ ] `ft_strstr`
- [ ] `ft_strnstr`
### part 5 (memory):
- [ ] `ft_memset`
- [ ] `ft_bzero`
- [ ] `ft_memcpy`
- [ ] `ft_memccpy`
- [ ] `ft_mesmmove`
- [ ] `ft_memchr`
- [ ] `ft_memcmp`
### part 6 (linked lists):
- [ ] `ft_lstnew`
- [ ] `ft_lstdelone`
- [ ] `ft_lstdel`
- [ ] `ft_lstadd`
- [ ] `ft_lstiter`
- [ ] `ft_lstmap`