The 'ark' project is a libevent application
development framework for fast development of
asynchronous, libevent-based applications,
including network clients and servers, but not
restricted to them. It includes plugins support.
The 'ark' framework does not like fork() and
pthread_create() mainly because it believes that a
single, full event-driven, non-blocking, well
designed process is better able to do its job. A
driver (single process) can control the jobs of
multiple independent loadable plugins in the role
of clients/servers/proxies.
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libevent-ark 0.1.0 (Default branch)
The 'ark' project is a libevent application
development framework for fast development of
asynchronous, libevent-based applications,
including network clients and servers, but not
restricted to them. It includes plugins support.
The 'ark' framework does not like fork() and
pthread_create() mainly because it believes that a
single, full event-driven, non-blocking, well
designed process is better able to do its job. A
driver (single process) can control the jobs of
multiple independent loadable plugins in the role
of clients/servers/proxies.
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