Serveez is a server framework. It provides routines and help for implementing IP based servers (currently TCP, UDP and ICMP). The application demonstrates various aspects of advanced network programming in a portable manner.
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Version 0.0.3 ------------- * updated configure and build system to autoconf 2.57, automake 1.7.5 and libtool 1.5 * used SWIG Version 1.3.19 in the embedding examples * updated package due to API changes in the core Serveez package
Version 0.0.3 ------------- * updated configure and build system to autoconf 2.57, automake 1.7.5 and libtool 1.5 * used SWIG Version 1.3.19 in the embedding examples * updated package due to API changes in the core Serveez package
This release of Serveez comes along with an updated build system using the recent autotool's packages. It provides a new configure switch for some thread safety functionality and provides a man page for the `serveez-config' script. Some updates and bugfixes have been applied to Serveez's Guile interface, also regarding Guile 1.7.x versions. The new (instantiate-config-type!) procedure allows users of the C API to support arbitrary types of configurations in the Guile interface. Finally Serveez's core API has been improved and stabilized.
This release of Serveez comes along with an updated build system using the recent autotool's packages. It provides a new configure switch for some thread safety functionality and provides a man page for the `serveez-config' script. Some updates and bugfixes have been applied to Serveez's Guile interface, also regarding Guile 1.7.x versions. The new (instantiate-config-type!) procedure allows users of the C API to support arbitrary types of configurations in the Guile interface. Finally Serveez's core API has been improved and stabilized.
This release of Serveez comes along with an updated build system using the recent autotool's packages. It provides a new configure switch for some thread safety functionality and provides a man page for the `serveez-config' script. Some updates and bugfixes have been applied to Serveez's Guile interface, also regarding Guile 1.7.x versions. The new (instantiate-config-type!) procedure allows users of the C API to support arbitrary types of configurations in the Guile interface. Finally Serveez's core API has been improved and stabilized.
The new version of Serveez contains lots of bug fixes in the internal coservers as well as in the Guile server implementation. The Win32 binary release uses zlib version 1.1.4, also due to a bug fix release. Support for HP-UX platforms and urgent (out-of-band) data on stream-like network connections have been added. The socket objects now provide trigger callbacks and the server objects a reset callback invoked when SIGHUP occurred. The standard input of the program can be used as configuration file. The Guile server documentation was partly rewritten and updated. A simplified icecast Guile server demonstrates the usage of the coservers from Guile.
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