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I think I might have mistaken an int and a float, which would effectively render useless the whole algo...
rotate_block_split(t_main_cont *cont, t_deque *block_ids, t_block_info *info); block_id_is_in_stack(t_deque *block_ids, int id); has_smaller_than_median(t_deque *stack, t_block_info *info); has_bigger_than_median(t_deque *stack, int median_val, int max_val); assign_block_median(t_deque *stack, t_deque *block_ids, t_block_info *info);
Also removed all malloc calls
My gnl does not seem to return any of the last blank characters at the end of a file...
I ended up having to rewrite a get_next_line from scratch, but I did and it works. It's a simplified version that would not necessarily work with long files, but it can read *up to* buff_size
Next problem : prototypes in deques.h I cannot seem to find a way to declare my function prototypes properly...
I cannot seem to find a way to declare my function pointers that does not mess with norminette
So I figured out what the norminette fuckup was : it does not accept multi-variable function pointer declaration when the return type was not standard (in my case, bool). Switching the return types of the 4 affected functions should do it add_front add_last resize_end resize_front (should add reinit_list for coherence purposes)
Might want to lighten libft by only moving some items, but otherwise done
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