ft_printf is a simplified implementation of the printf function in C, providing basic formatting for characters, strings, integers, unsigned integers, hexadecimal, and pointers.

• Introduction
• Usage
• Supported Format Specifiers
• How to Build
• Examples
• Contributing
• License

This project aims to provide a basic printf functionality with support for commonly used format specifiers. It's designed to be a learning exercise and may not cover all edge cases or features of a complete standard printf implementation.

To use ft_printf in your C project, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository: git clone <repository-url>
2. Include the ft_printf.h header file in your source code.
3. Compile your project with the ft_printf source files.

• %c: Character
• %%: Percent sign
• %s: String
• %d, %i: Signed integer
• %u: Unsigned integer
• %x: Hexadecimal (lowercase)
• %X: Hexadecimal (uppercase)
• %p: Pointer

To build the project, you can use a simple Makefile or compile the source files manually. Here's an example using GCC:

gcc -Wall -Wextra -Werror -c ft_printf.c ft_print_char.c ft_print_str.c ... # Add all source files
gcc -o your_program your_source_file.c ft_printf.o ft_print_char.o ft_print_str.o ... # Add all object files