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Started working on dynamic memory
I have a slightly adapted version of dynamic memory allocation from the H&R
book in the program now, I will soon be adding the free function.
I fixed sPrint so it will work with large buffers.
author | Jonathan Pevarnek <pevarnj@gmail.com> |
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date | Tue, 15 Mar 2011 22:55:36 -0400 |
parents | 90cd3d9a6ca3 |
children | 3fb0ec050ff3 |
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#ifndef __STD_H #define __STD_H typedef unsigned int size_t; char* ftoa(double x, char *a, unsigned int prec); char* itoa(int n, char *a); int atoi(char *a); double atof(char *a); void sPrint(char *a); char* sGet(char *a, unsigned int n); int strcmp(const char *a, const char *b); int arrayLookup(char *text, const char array[][10], int last); char* append(char *dest, char *src); //MALLOC CODE union block { struct { union block *next; unsigned int size; } s; double foo; }; typedef union block Block; void* malloc(size_t size); //void free(void *ptr); #endif