A Redis-inspired key-value store built in C++ using socket programming (TCP/IP). Based on James Smith’s "Build Your Own .org" guidebook.
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The get_next_line project challenges students to implement a function that returns the next line from a file descriptor with each call. It involves reading with read(), managing dynamic buffers, and handling static variables, reinforcing memory control, string manipulation, and efficient I/O operations in C.
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Explore basic assembly language concepts and examples, including fundamental operations, NASM syntax, and low-level programming.
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my solutions of exercises in the book "THE C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE"
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110101 is my own compiler, written on c language
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