Libcrazy is a library that implements the crazy operator from Malbolge in C. It includes both a function for converting numbers to ternary and a function that does the crazy.
- A standard C library.
- ANSI C compiler or later.
- Probably a POSIX-compliant environment idk i didn't test this on Windows.
You can configure your libcrazy build to use a different compiler or ar, or a cross-compiler:
- AR: Defaults to
${CROSS_COMPILE}ar, specifies which ar the build should use. - CC: Defaults to
${CROSS_COMPILE}cc, specifies which compiler the build should use. - CFLAGS: Defaults to
-g -O2, specifies C compiler arguments. - CROSS_COMPILE: Defaults to nothing, specifies cross-compiler prefix.
- LDFLAGS: Defaults to nothing, specifies linker flags.
- PREFIX: Defaults to
/usr/local, specifies installation prefix for libcrazy.
Examples:
- Regular build:
$ make
- Cross-compiling for GNU/Linux on ARMv7-A with -O3 optimizations:
$ make CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabihf- CC=arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc CFLAGS="-O3"
Examples:
- Regular installation (to /usr/local):
# make install
- Installation to /usr:
# make PREFIX=/usr install
long int dectotern(long int tobeterned):
Converts tobeterned (long int) from decimal to ternary. Returns the result of the conversion (long int).
long int crazy(long int tobecrazied1, long int tobecrazied2, bool areintstern, bool returntern):
Performs the crazy operation on tobecrazied1 (long int) and tobecrazied2 (long int). areintstern (bool) specifies if tobecrazied1 and tobecrazied2
are in ternary already, if not they get converted with dectotern. returntern (bool) specifies if crazy should return the result in ternary or
decimal.