Std3000C is a C programming library (with GPL license), written for Linux but should be portable. The library make use of the APR library from Apache (http://apr.apache.org) and of some other libraries.

Std3000c (libstd3000c) has a special design: it use C-objects to encapsulate data and methods. There are no global variables. It use a memory management with a pool object (PTPool), which can use normal memory from malloc, Apache pools (apr_pool_t) or shared memory. If you use an own pool for a sub function, you can free all memory allocated from the sub functions with one pool-free.

There is a string object (PTString) with automatic memory management. Use it and never get buffer overflows! There are plugable database objects for the use of MySQL and PostgreSQL. And many other things.

The library is optimized for use of security, speed and good use (to make developers happy). It is used for Linux-daemons, for many small programs and for Apache modules (making Internet applications together with the cpIApp library).

What is to do?

The Std3000C library is a german project. The doxygen documentation is mixed in german and english. It is important to me, that it has a german documentation, but it is important for the rest of the world to have an english documentation. The documentation is mainly my work, my todo. But I need help, need critic. I am looking for programmers too, making some things better, enhance the library - there are many objects to make (SNMP, SOAP, DB-enhancements) and I want to check for thread capability and add new Unicode objects. If you want to be involved, write a mail to mrebentisch at comparat.com

Manfred Rebentisch

The cpIApp project has a long history. In 1995 I started to wrote CGI-programs for my website in C and C++. With low priority I sometimes expand the tools. In 2004 I start a complete rewrite and an integration of the APR-libraries (http://apr.apache.org). cpIApp now is something like a framework for writing internet applications.

The name cpIApp was a provisorium, but it was stable. cpIApp is an internet application framework, or with other words: it is a library, written in C, published under the GPL license for the use together with the APR library. The apache module mod_cpweb is part of cpIApp. There are only little lines of code for the apache webserver and one of my goals is the useness for other webservers than apache.

cpIApp use the project Std3000C and is written like the other with the C-object technique. There are objects for request and response, for composing, parsing, session management and others. The system supports CMS (content management system) and template based websites, is multilingual and - not least - secure.

I wrote some web applications and websites with cpIApp. It is very fast, needs very less ressources on the server and runs very stable.

Manfred Rebentisch