Re: [Aaron-devel] What language to use for aaron (short and long term)?

[Sean C. <sea...@it...>]

> 	Alright, so here's the topic at hand: what language to use.  In
> the interest of being obvious, I think it's a no-brainer that we want to
> use C or C++ for the long term.  The speed and performance gains can't
> be matched by an interpreted language.  Any objections to that? =20

	I'm thinking that we'll probably use a mix of C and C++ for=20
this.  The reason I'm thinking mainly C is that way we can make use of=20
the APR run time libraries that are being developed by Apache.  For more=20
information on apr, please see:

http://apr.apache.org/
http://apr.apache.org/docs/apr/index.html

	If an application is written in apr, then it should work on all=20
of the OSes that support apr (read all OSes that support Apache).  -sc

--=20
Sean Chittenden