Warning

Developed for unix OS.
This software is NOT official from 42 Network, use it at your own risk.
For informational purposes only.

You’ve probably had to calculate the days you have for each milestone and even after asking around, you still might not have everything clear. Well, that’s what happened to me, so I decided to create a pace-date calculator to know where I stand and how I’m doing.

I named it "42 Deadlines", and is a personal side project to practice what I’ve learned and, I hope, to be useful for anyone working under the "pace system."

Of course, it’s not an official application from 42 School and it in no way replaces the information you receive from the Staff or any official documents from the 42 network.

The information you get is only a guideline based on the kickoff date you input, so it might not match your actual times, especially if you’ve gone through a freeze, bonus days, etc...

I’ll try to keep it updated, but any help is welcome if you’re interested.

💻 Technologies Used

C

Unix

🛠️ Installation

Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/LLuisPP/deadlines42Public.git deadlines42

Navigate to cloned folder:

cd deadlines42

Compile program in your terminal:

make

▶️ Execution

Use correct syntax, for example:

./deadlines 22-09-15 5 18

Handle instructions:

42 [pace system calculation] day distribution:

milestone	8 mths	12 mths	15 mths	18 mths	22 mths	24 mths
0	8	13	18	24	30	45
1	24	35	42	48	58	73
2	22	33	41	49	60	60
3	36	53	67	80	98	128
4	51	77	96	115	141	141
5	71	107	134	162	197	197
6	32	47	59	70	86	86
	(244 d)	(366 d)	(458 d)	(549 d)	(671 d)	(732 d)

42 [pace system doc] accumilative to each milestone:

milestone	8 mths	12 mths	15 mths	18 mths	22 mths	24 mths
0	8	13	18	24	30	45
1	32	48	60	72	88	118
2	54	81	101	121	148	178
3	90	134	168	201	246	306
4	141	211	264	316	387	447
5	212	318	398	478	584	644
6	244	365	457	548	670	730

Tip

Key concepts: timestamp leap_year epoch

🤝 Contributions

Note

If you find an error and you want to contribute:

Fork the repository

• Create a pull request
• Create a new branch: git checkout -b ErrorBug
• Make your changes and commit them: git commit -m 'Error description'
• Push the changes to your branch: git push origin ErrorBug