Or AKA i7h.c.
This is a transplant of RimoChan/i7h, to support c language.
Please check the README of the original repository to get more details about i18nglish.
It's just an English joke program, but did you want to look at the code details?
- Faster, of course. It's a C program not a Python script.
- Yeah... Anyway, it's built with C.
I'm learning C-language, so it's a great way to practice language and learn how to build CI workflow.
I have also learned a lot of stuff about memory manager, really thanks to this project.
This project really added a lot of useful peripheral components, like CI/code-style/medium-Makefile/WindowsAndUnix-Build
A great gift for me.
For linux, goto source/ folder, and run make.
The executable file will named i18nglish.out. At now, the compiler is clang.
But for Microsoft Windows, I don't have too many ideas. I don't want to use MSVC because the complier's flags are very different.
So now, my choice is MinGW-w64(MSYS2) in Windows OS. Goto MSYS2 bash and run make i18nglish.exe to build the .exe file, as for garbled-character Bug... just ignore them.
If need to compile a release version, run make with the argument releaseBuild=1.
In addition, GitHub Workflow and Release may already have the latest executable artifact that can be download(Windows/Linux).
You can run it with --help to get all flags.
um... In simplest case, it looked like...
$ ./i18nglish.out --mode arguments hello world
h3o w3d
$ ./i18nglish.out --help
NOTE: Flags are just half stable
Usage: i18nglish [--version] [--help] --mode <MODE> [args]
MODE(for set input source):
arguments Use all arguments after it
file <path> Read a text file
stdin Same 'file' but use stdin
stdin/file mode only can process words with a maximum length of (1024 * 1) chars. This limit defined in source/main.h
Although there is no word(separated with space and \n) as long as this.
Only use for ASCII(single char type) characters, don't do this:
./i18nglish.out --mode arguments 这种字符串 或者 —If it happened, I wouldn't care of them.
Maybe, the error looked like: �16�
This program just an English joke, so it's should be fine.
All the functions/defines you need are in source/i7h/i7h_processor.c and .h
The main process function is i7hProcessor(), this is its prototype:
int i7hProcessor(struct I7hDataStruct i7h_D[restrict], const char src_string[]);And the structure I7hDataStruct, it's like a buffer of processor.
When the i7hProcessor() is called, it'll auto resize the buffer in structure.
The caller doesn't need to free the buffer in every loop. But must:
call i7hInitStructure() at the START of the loop
call i7hFreeStructure() at the END of the loop to free them
See usage details in source/main.c
Ah..
If just use it in CLI/stdout, you can do it this way(untested):
int src_string_length = strlen(src_string); // get length
putc(src_string[0], stdout); // first char
printf("%d", src_string_length - 2); // the numbers between
putc(src_string[src_string_length - 1], stdout); // last char
putc('\n');Maybe I'll put them to main.c at later.
Todo list is for myself, not for showing off. The history todo only needs stored in git history.
- Unit test(only for core processor)
Variable names reference Google Style Guide C++(or just want to be).
Most block styles are from Linux kernel.
The clang-format config has already been added to the repo, but it may still be incomplete.
Published Under MIT License.