Cfria - Student's implementation of C standard library. It is for practice, simplicity and readability code in C. When I tried to find GCC source code (or any other compiler) I was overwhelmed by the amount of overhead that is necessary to write a compiler.
I finished K&R. I love C. It's my second favorite language after Golang. The book is amazing because anyway you will implement half of these during the book.
| Header | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| a_assert.h | Conditionally compiled macro that compares its argument to zero | 0% |
| a_complex.h | Complex numbers | 0% |
| a_ctype.h | Functions to determine the type contained in character data | 0% |
| a_errno.h | Macros reporting error conditions | 0% |
| a_float.h | Limits of floating-piont types | 0% |
| a_limits.h | Ranges of integer types | 0% |
| a_math.h | Common mathematics functions (I might add matrix algos) | 0% |
| a_stdio.h | IO headers | 0% |
| a_stdlib.h | General utilities: memory management, program utilities, string conversions, random numbers, algorithms | 0% |
| a_string.h | String handling | 0% |
I will not implement any OS stuff, I am not there yet. But for now, implement these is feasible and possible.
- All of the code will be tested on GNU/Linux Pop_OS
- The compiler I will use will be
GCCwith-Wall -std=c99flags.
GPL v3.