A program that takes a number from a command-line argument and convert it to a symbolic language.
Executable file name: numbers_dict
The source code is compiled as follows:
$>make
Making Numbers_dict...
numbers_dict
The makefile also contains the rules clean - delete object files, fclean - delete everything executable file, including , and re - delete everything, including executable file and compile again.
The program can receive up to 2 command line arguments：
- If the number of command line arguments is one
./numbers_dict 178920000, then the argument is a converted number.
- If there are 2 command line arguments
./numbers_dict numbers.dict 178920000, the 1st argument is the name of the new dictionary, the 2nd argument is the value that needs to be converted.
The program uses a dictionary (numbers.dict) as a project resource.
You can connect any other dictionaries written using the numbers.edit template:
[a number][0 to n spaces]:[0 to n spaces][any printable characters]\n
for example:
18: dix-huit\n
each line in the dictionary must necessarily end with \n
This project was created during the school 42 training program and helps to delve into the problem of storing numeric values exceeding the size of the maximum int and transmitted to the program by a char type string.
The program processes numbers up to 99999999999999999999999999999999999 inclusive.
Need help: emaksimo@student.42yerevan.am