C
The _printf
function produces output according to a given format. It is a custom implementation of the printf
function in C. This function accepts a format string containing zero or more directives and writes output to the standard output stream (stdout
). The format string may contain conversion specifiers such as %c
, %s
, and %%
, which are replaced by the corresponding arguments passed to the function.
int _printf(const char *format, ...);
The function returns the number of characters printed, excluding the null byte used to end output to strings.
The _printf
function handles the following conversion specifiers:
%c
: Print a single character.%s
: Print a string.%%
: Print a literal%
character.%d
and%i
: Print signed decimal integers.
The function does not handle flag characters, field width, precision, or length modifiers.
Compilation Your code will be compiled this way:
-
Compile Command: Use the given compilation command:
$ gcc -Wall -Werror -Wextra -pedantic -std=gnu89 -Wno-format *.c
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Header Inclusion: Ensure that your main files include the main header file
main.h
:#include "main.h"
-
Avoid Main Functions in Root Directory: Do not include any
main
functions in the root directory of your project. If you need to includemain
functions for testing purposes, place them in a separate folder, such as atest
folder, and ensure they are not included in the compilation command provided.
Following these guidelines will help ensure that your code compiles successfully and meets the project's requirements.
- GitHub Repository: holbertonschool-printf
The man_3_printf
manual page provides documentation for the _printf
function. It includes information about the function's usage, prototype, return value, and supported conversion specifiers.
The man_3_printf
file is located in the GitHub repository holbertonschool-printf.
To access the manual page for _printf
, use the man
command followed by the section number. For example:
man 3 _printf
This README provides an overview of the _printf
function and the associated man_3_printf
manual page. For further details, consult the documentation in the specified GitHub repository.