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RoadRunner is a complete application toolkit library implementing the BEEP
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(Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol) for use in developing network
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applications.
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Features:
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* Portability - Runs unmodified on most major platforms.
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* Object oriented design - RoadRunner is designed in an object oriented
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fashion, making development of new BEEP profiles simple and straight-forward.
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* Robustness and stability - The software contains extensive validation checks
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and error reporting, allowing for quickly locating and fixing bugs. As a
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result, RoadRunner is already at its first release a very stable library.
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* High performance - Nonblocking design, constant message processing time and
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intra-connection channel scheduling capability makes RoadRunner a suitable
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framework for demanding network applications.
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* Multithreaded - Using the threads abstraction layer in glib, RoadRunner runs
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natively multithreaded on all supported platforms.
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* Open Source - Permits royalty-free use, development and modification as part
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of open source software.
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WWW: http://rr.codefactory.se/
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- Yann
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yb@sainte-barbe.org
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