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Get_next_line – Reading a line on a fd is way too tedious

Posted 2018-01-232018-01-23 Nicola ManziniPosted in C, Ecole 42, Programming, Projects

Reading a line on a fd is way too tedious.   The aim of this project is to make a function that reads a file and at every call returns a new line from that file. what is get_next_line From a file descriptor get_next_line(const int fd, char **line) will place in a pointer to string line the next line […]

Fillit – Packing Tetris pieces

Posted 2017-11-282018-01-23 Nicola ManziniPosted in C, Ecole 42, Programming, Projects

This Ecole 42 project went faster than expected, I feel like I’m starting to get back into a productive programming mindset. Description Fillit is not about recoding Tetris, even if it’s still a variant of this game. This program will take a file as parameter, which contains a list of Tetriminos, and arrange them in […]

Libft – my own first C library

Posted 2017-11-232018-01-23 Nicola ManziniPosted in C, Ecole 42, Programming, Projects

“Libft – your own first library” is an individual project at 42, it is the second one i have worked on after the “Piscine Reloaded one”. The aim of this project is to code a C library regrouping usual functions that we’ll be allowed to use in all our other projects. At 42 we are […]

Ecole 42 – Piscine August 2017

Posted 2017-09-022018-01-23 Nicola ManziniPosted in C, Ecole 42, News, Programming

What is that all about? This summer I got selected to take part at the piscine bootcamp at Ecole 42 in Fremont. 42 is a free coding school that is open only to people that succeed their month long piscine selection. This piscine is an intensive 4 week programming bootcamp in C, the school is […]

Makeathon Munchen

Posted 2017-06-192018-01-23 Nicola ManziniPosted in C, Electronics, Engineering, News, Programming

In June I participated with a team of engineers to the Makeathon at the Munich Electronics Fair. It was a great experience: in 32 hours, we worked on a robotic arm that moved in coordination to a 3d sensor. The goal was to have it grab a small tile and place it on a predefined […]

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