This guide serves as your trusty sidekick through the thrilling Common Core phase at 42 School. Brace yourself for an immersive project-based journey as you conquer C & C++ fundamentals and lay the groundwork for your programming mastery.
Detailed information about my projects and exams made at 42 Porto, during Common Core.
A 3D raytracer built in C. Focuses on rendering computer graphics, vector mathematics, and calculating ray-object intersections. Bonus features include complex light handling, bump mapping, specular reflection, and multi-threading.
A small client-server data exchange program built in C, utilizing UNIX signals (SIGUSR1 and SIGUSR2) for bit-level communication. Bonus implementation supports full Unicode characters and server-to-client acknowledgment.
A custom HTTP/1.1 server written in C++98. Built from the ground up to handle non-blocking I/O operations and multiplexing. Bonus implementation extended with full CGI support and advanced session/cookie management.
A minimal, POSIX-compliant shell built from scratch in C. Focuses on abstract syntax trees, process creation (fork), and pipes. Bonus includes support for logical operators (&&, ||) and wildcard (*) expansion.
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