This extension provides a simple set of VSCode snippets for the C programming language. Can be found here on the Visual Studio Marketplace.
Snippet Description Snippet Input Snippet Code Starter Templatesst #include <stdio.h>
int main (int argc, char *argv[]) {
return 0;
} Starter template with stlib.h libsst #include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main (int argc, char *argv[]) {
return 0;
} Conditionals and loops If statement if if (expression) {
/* code here */
} Else if statement elif elseif (expression) {
/* code here */
} Else statement else else {
/* code here */
} For loop for for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
/* code here */
} While loop while while (expression) {
/* code here */
} Do...while loop dowhile do {
/* code here */
} while (expression) Header file include guard ig #ifndef {transformed_file_name}
#define {transformed_file_name}
// Code for header body
#endif {transformed_file_name}
Linked lists Linked list template clist typedef struct _node * Link;
typedef struct _node node;
struct _node {
int value;
Link next;
}; Functions Create int function intfunc int func_name () {
int x;
return x;
} Create float function flfunc float func_name () {
float x;
return x;
} Create string function strfunc char[] func_name () {
char[] x = {};
return x;
} Create long function longfunc long func_name () {
long x;
return x;
} Create definition for virtual table vtdef typedef struct {ClassName}{
struct {ClassNameVT}* vt;
};
typedef struct {ClassNameVT}
{
// Virtual Table Function definitions
} ${virtualTable Name};
int {ClassNameInit}(struct {ClassName} *self);
int {ClassNameDestroy}(struct {ClassName} **self); Create function for virtual table vtfunc {ReturnType} (*{FunctionName})(struct {ClassName} *self) Print statements Print variable of type float (2 decimal places) pflo printf("var_name :>> %.2f\n", var_name); Print variable of type int pint printf("var_name :>> %d\n", var_name); Print variable of type char pcha printf("var_name :>> %c\n", var_name); Print variable of type pointer ppoint printf("var_name :>> %p\n", (void *) var_name); Print variable of type size_t psiz printf("var_name :>> %zu\n", var_name); Memory Allocation Allocate memory using calloc cal {type} ptr = ({type})calloc(, sizeof({type}));
if (ptr == NULL) {
printf("Memory allocation failed!\n");
exit(0);
}
free(ptr);
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