Basic Resource Management in Apache
The APR Pools are a fundamental building block of APR and Apache, and are the basis for all resource management. They serve to allocate memory, either directly (in a malloc-like manner) or indirectly (e.g. in string manipulation), and, crucially, ensure the memory is freed at the appropriate time. But they extend much further, to ensure that other resources such as files or mutexes can be allocate
The Apache Portable Runtime Project
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Apache Developers' C Language Style Guide - The Apache HTTP Server Project
Apache Developers' C Language Style Guide¶ Compiled by Paul Sutton paul@awe.com. Based on a vote taken in November, 1996. Further refinements voted upon in July 1997. Introduction¶ [This bit could state that code should be laid out to be clear to someone else familiar with Apache. Functions should be short and easily understood. Comments should be provided to explain the rationale for code which i
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