Cross-platform prowess defines the remarkable versatility of the C programming
language, showcasing its enduring relevance in the ever-evolving software
landscape. From Windows to Linux, macOS to UNIX, and even venturing into
embedded systems like FreeRTOS,
C remains a lingua franca for developers aiming to transcend platform boundaries.
This power lies in C's portability, enabling code to seamlessly traverse diverse
ecosystems while maintaining performance and reliability. Whether it's harnessing
the language's low-level control for crafting efficient software, bridging legacy
and modern systems, or orchestrating intricate interactions within constrained
environments, C's ability to navigate this expansive spectrum underscores its
enduring role in cross-platform app development.
Delving even further into
C's adaptability, its domain extends to reviving the digital vestiges of
yesteryears. In the realm of retro computing, where vintage terminals and archaic
systems endure, C provides a bridge to the past. It enables developers to resurrect
old interfaces and interoperate with aging hardware, breathing new life into legacy
systems through revitalized software experiences. Beyond these nostalgic frontiers,
C transcends into the contemporary landscape, serving as a unifying force across the
intricate tapestry of platforms, from the intricate intricacies of embedded systems
to the vast expanse of modern operating systems, solidifying its status as a
timeless language of cross-platform innovation.
In this section of documentation, we'll look at functions in our library that can run on every system that can compile C/C++ code and run it. With all of details and codes.
Function to draw a horizontal line with a specified
width
Parameter width - This argument must be a number (const int) and it
specifies a width for line
Parameter horizontalChar - is a char that will be
printed on line
This function does not return anything
Function to draw a box with given height and width
Parameter
width - This argument must be a number (const int) and it specifies width for
box
Parameter height - This argument must be a number (const int) and it
specifies height for box
Parameter crossChar - This argument must be a character
(const char) and it will be printed on the corners of box
Parameter
horizontalChar - This argument must be a character (const char) and it will be
printed on top and bottom of box
Parameter verticalChar - This argument must be a
character (const char) and it will be printed on the right and left of box
This
function does not return anything
Function to draw a box with given height and width
Parameter
width - This argument must be a number (const int) and it specifies width for
box
Parameter height - This argument must be a number (const int) and it
specifies height for box
Parameter crossChar - This argument must be a character
(const char) and it will be printed on the corners of box
Parameter
horizontalChar - This argument must be a character (const char) and it will be
printed on top and bottom of box
Parameter verticalChar - This argument must be a
character (const char) and it will be printed on the right and left of box
This
function does not return anything
Function to draw a box with given height and width
Parameter
height - This argument must be a number (const int) and it specifies height for
box
Parameter crossChar - This argument must be a character (const char) and it
will be printed on the corners of box
Parameter horizontalChar - This argument
must be a character (const char) and it will be printed on top and bottom of
box
Parameter verticalChar - This argument must be a character (const char) and
it will be printed on the right and left of box
ext This argument must be a
string (const char*) and it will be on the center og box
This function does not
return anything
Function to draw a circle
Parameter radius - This argument must
be a number (const int) and it specifies radius for circle
This function does not
return anything
Function to draw a triangle
Parameter height - This argument
must be a number (const int) and it specifies height for triangle
This function
does not return anything
Function to draw a triangle
Parameter height - This argument
must be a number (const int) and it specifies height for triangle
text This
argument must be a string (const char*) and it will be printed on the center of
triangle
This function does not return anything
Function to draw a table
tableData two dimensional string array that will be printed (const char***)
numRows number of rows in table (int)
numCols number of columns in table (int*)