APR 1.0.0 Goes Gold

cliffwoolley writes "After several years of development, the Apache Portable Runtime, which is the portability library underlying the Apache HTTP Server 2.x, has finally reached its own 1.0.0 release. If you want to write a portable app without the headaches, APR is the way to do it. Grab a copy and check it out. The full announcement is here."

Comments

Did they just say?

[HenryKoren]

Did they just say "entirely in C" and "assured of predictable behavior" in the same context?

o_0

The only thing better than writing everything in C is how it supports BEOS and OS/2!

on freebsd 5.2.1.... APR is required to build:
devel/gmake
devel/automake18
devel/autoconf259
devel/libtool15

so I guess most people don't even realize that APR is one of the fundamental building blocks of all open source applications.

Its too bad it only incldes basic low-level data structure functionality so far.

list of all APR modules

But then again I guess that's the point of this project. Anything to make C coders lives easier is a good thing!