This repository contains a collection of my projects completed during the 42 school curriculum. Each project is included as a Git submodule and follows the guidelines and structure defined by 42.
Each project is located in its own folder in the root directory and is tracked as a submodule.
| Folder | Project Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
00_LIBFT_CORE | Libft (core) | My original base libft version |
01_LIBFT | Libft | Final libft project (mandatory + bonus) |
02_PRINT_F | ft_printf | Custom implementation of printf |
03_GET_NEXT_LINE | get_next_line | Reads one line at a time from a file |
04_SO_LONG | so_long | Simple 2D graphical game using minilibx |
05_PIPEX | pipex | Shell-like command piping using fork/exec |
06_PUSH_SWAP | push_swap | Sorting algorithm with two stacks and limited operations |
07_PHILOSOPHERS | philosophers | Dining Philosophers problem (threads, mutexes, timing) |
08_MINISHELL | minishell | A minimal shell (parsing, pipes, redirections, built-ins) |
09_CPP_00_04 | CPP Modules 00–04 | C++ basics → OOP (classes, canonical form, inheritance, polymorphism, templates) |
99_PISCINE | Piscine Archive | Code from the 42 Piscine (non-submodule) |
Each project folder contains its own README.md, which explains:
- Project purpose
- Compilation instructions
- Available features
- Bonus parts (if any)
To get started, open the corresponding project directory and read its README.md.
To properly clone the repository with all submodules, use:
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/Aztaban/42projects.gitIf you've already cloned it without submodules:
git submodule update --init --recursiveCreated and maintained by Martin Justa as part of the 42 school curriculum.