Libft project for 42 school. This project consists in coding your own C standard library functions.
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Libft project for 42 school. This project consists in coding your own C standard library functions.
A very simple, very experimental C library for tracking dynamically allocated memory.
Simple programs and libraries that I've written in C Language. Mostly for educational purposes for the course Computer Architecture and Operating Systems.
Design and Implementation of Java-like Garbage Collector for C.
👾This is the story of a piece of Tetris, one little square and a dev walk into a bar...
This project consists in coding the printf function.
Purpose of this is to understand virtual-machine code (and by extension machine code) by writing a software implementation of a simple virtual machine. This work put into test our ability to design, document, and implement a program with a clean modular structure. In this project, it shows how the structural choices may affect the performance of…
Execution Profiler that analyses the given code
A function that returns a line read from a file descriptor.
Heap memory allocator in c
LKMemory Management Library is designed as a library that tracks memory leaks.
Memory Leak Detector written in C
An Apache HTTPD module that creates memory leaks. Only useful for training.
C function. Reading from ANY file descriptor
I've code functions that simulates a garbage collector in C
This project asks you to sort data in a stack, using a limited set of instructions, and with as few operations as possible.
LeakGuard-Pro is a memory leak detection tool designed to help software developers identify and analyze memory leaks in their programs. It provides a mechanism to track memory allocations and deallocations during program execution, allowing you to identify potential memory leaks and their associated sizes.
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