void printf(const char *str, ...) {
va_list arglist;
va_start(arglist, str);
int p = 0;
while (str[p] != NULL) {
if (str[p] == '%') {
const char nextone = str[p + 1];
if (nextone == '%') {
terminal_putchar('%');
}
else if (nextone == 's') {
terminal_putstring(va_arg(arglist, const char*));
}
else if (nextone == 'd') {
// As of right now, we have no method of dynamic allocation, and thus must unfortunately have an array of considerable size and hope it's enough.
//But I think 128 digits is plenty for now, considering that a number that is 64 bits long can only go as far as 20 digits!
char theletters[128];
if (itoa(va_arg(arglist, int), 10, theletters)) {
terminal_putstring(theletters);
};
}
else if (nextone == 'b') {
char theletters[128];
if (itoa(va_arg(arglist, int), 2, theletters)) {
terminal_putstring(theletters);
};
}
void Alo_Main(multiboot_data *multibootdata) {
HAL_init(multibootdata);
terminal_putstring("Hello to Alo 2!\n");
terminal_putstring(" Just testing newlines....\n");
terminal_printf("-13 when put through itoa is: %d.", -13);
terminal_printf("My name is %s.", "Alex");
terminal_printf("Today is %s %d, %d. It is a %s. It is %d:%d:%d military time.", GetMonth(), GetDayInMonth(), GetYear(), GetWeekDay(), GetHour(), GetMinute(), GetSecond());
/*testtimer.limit = 100;
testtimer.func = OneSecondHandler;
secondtimer.limit = 200;
secondtimer.func = TheResponse;
Timer_Register_Timer(&testtimer);
Timer_Register_Timer(&secondtimer); */
/* int test = 8/(6 - (3 * 2)); */
};
