Luna/kernel/include/std/stdlib.h

#pragma once
#include <stdint.h>

char* itoa(int32_t number, char* arr, int base);
char* utoa(uint32_t number, char* arr, int base);

char* ltoa(int64_t number, char* arr, int base);
char* ultoa(uint64_t number, char* arr, int base);

void sleep(uint64_t ms);

#define __skip_bindings
#include "memory/liballoc/liballoc.h"
#undef __skip_bindings
Ready. Set. Go! 2022-09-05 16:13:51 +02:00			`#pragma once`
			`#include <stdint.h>`

Finally implement %l and %z format modifiers Finally, we can use %zx with a 64-bit number instead of %x%x with 2 32-bit values split from a 64-bit number! 2022-09-05 16:59:45 +02:00			`char* itoa(int32_t number, char* arr, int base);`
			`char* utoa(uint32_t number, char* arr, int base);`

			`char* ltoa(int64_t number, char* arr, int base);`
			`char* ultoa(uint64_t number, char* arr, int base);`
Ready. Set. Go! 2022-09-05 16:13:51 +02:00
Port liballoc to get proper kmalloc/kcalloc/krealloc/kfree functions. Yes, that's not completely-from-scratch. But let's be honest, am I going to do everything from scratch? Probably not. I'm not making my own bootloader. And making a proper smaller-than-4-KB allocator is not something I want to do. Plus, liballoc works perfectly in this rewrite, seeing as the MM code actually works, instead of leaking all your poor memory And liballoc_{lock, unlock} can be actually defined, since we have spinlocks here! 2022-09-24 22:40:59 +02:00			`void sleep(uint64_t ms);`

			`#define __skip_bindings`
			`#include "memory/liballoc/liballoc.h"`
			`#undef __skip_bindings`