ft_ls

Implementation of MacOS(Darwin) system command - ls, on C. [education project]

Additional info:

This project compiles using clang-compiler.

I also use submodules with SSH-key. For clone this project - be sure you are added SSH-key to your GitHub-profile and use this command:

git clone --recurse-submodules

Install\Compile project makefile rules:

Rule	Description
make	Compile libs and executable
pre	Re-compile only executable source files
debug[_all]	Compile with -g3 only
sanitize[_all]	Compile with the same rules as make debug but adding -fsanitize=address
debug_assembly[_all]	Compile with the rules as make debug but adding -S -masm=intel
assembly[_all]	Compile with default optimization rules but adding -S -masm=intel instead of -flto -fpic
re	Re-compile all libs and executable source files
clean	Delete all libs and executable .o files
fclean	Same as make clean but also delete libs .a and executable files

*[_all] means exist two versions of the rule: *rule* and *rule*_all. The second one - for the re-build whole project via depended on make-rule compiler flags, when first one - only for compile changed files with specific flags.

Usage:

usage: ./ft_ls [-GRSTafglrtu1] [file ...]

Flags:

Flag	Description
-1	Force output to be one entry per line. This is the default when output is not to a terminal.
-a	Include directory entries whose names begin with a dot '.'.
-f	Output is not sorted. This option implies -a.
-g	List in long format as in -l, except that the owner is not printed.
-l	List in long format.
-R	Recursively list subdirectories encountered.
-r	Reverse order while sorting.
-S	Sort files by size.
-T	Display complete time information for the file.
-t	Sort by modification time, newest first.
-u	Use file's last access time instead of last modification time for sorting (-t) or printing.