System programming & Algorithm ― Linux programming

C++ is a general-purpose programming language and widely used nowadays for competitive programming.

[documented code / -pedantic -std=c89] - Get the next line of text available on a file descriptor. Can be used within a loop to read a file line by line.

High performance "getline" alternative - nearly zero copy, choice of delimiter character, ...

Portable implementations for POSIX getdelim and getline.

A port of getline.cs to F#

The aim of this project is to make me code a function that returns a line ending with a newline, read from a file descriptor.

C program that reads and returns a single line from a file descriptor

It is an imitation of the Unix shell built in the C language

Function that read a line from a file descriptor 📖

Alx team project

Develop a function that returns a row read from a file descriptor.

My implementation of the getline() function in C

Library with a bunch of standard functions on C, and some my own.

A line-by-line file reading function in C, designed to read from files, stdin, or sockets. Includes support for multiple file descriptors (bonus version) with efficient memory handling

Whether it's a file, standard input, or even later a network connection, you'll still need to read content line by line. So it's time to tackle this function(getLine(Cpp)), using linked lists and only one static variable , respecting 42norms, essential for a number of your next projects.

Codam get_next_line project - return a line ending with a newline from a file descriptor

A function to read input line by line from a file descriptor, enabling processing of files, standard input, or other input sources.

I read an idea similar to this one on the linked webpage. It called for an array of strings to be framed (which would be much easier), but I decided to make the program able to receive user inputted sentences and spit them back out within a frame of asterisks.

Program to open, read and display contents delimited by new line from multiple files