A specialized stripped down Super High performance web server designed to function as a co-server for high volume static content. It uses a Single process, single threaded design where Data is preloaded into RAM first. Logs are binary (5 bytes per hit).
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It took forever to figure out how to post the code on Source Forge but it's now up. Afterburner Version 1 from 1996 and Version 2 from 1998 that was very heavily benchmarked.
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File released: /afterburner/Version 2/afterburner2.tgz
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File released: /afterburner/version1/afterburner1.tgz
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afterburner version1 file released: afterburner1.tgz
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