gnl is a convenient utility to get the next line from a file descriptor. It can handle up to 512 files of arbitrary lengths.
It needs the libft library to work. This repo doesn't include the libft source files, but includes an already-compiled libft.a. The libft sources can be found here.
get_next_line is a first-year project from the 42 school, which I attended in 2013-2016. It abides to the strict rules of 42 not to exceed 5 functions per file, or 25 lines per function.
To compile the project:
?> ./make
Then you can pass it several files (up to 512):
?> ./gnl <file1> <file2>
gnl is a library but is compiled with a main by default.
If you only want the library:
?> ./make lib
42 is a French programming school founded in 2013, rooted in P2P collaboration and self-directed learning. Its pedagogy is fully project-based. It is considered a good place to learn to code.
This project is licensed under the MIT license.
This project was created by Félix Déage.