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Matt Massie commented on AVRO-344:
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After applying the patch, run the following two commands in lang/c:

{code}
% chmod u+x build.sh
% chmod u+x jansson/test/*test* jansson/test/*.py
{code}


> Complete C rewrite
> ------------------
>
>                 Key: AVRO-344
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AVRO-344
>             Project: Avro
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>            Reporter: Matt Massie
>            Assignee: Matt Massie
>             Fix For: 1.3.0
>
>         Attachments: AVRO-344.patch, avro-c-1.2.0-dev.tar.gz
>
>
> This JIRA is for tracking what I hope will be the last C rewrite.
> This rewrite
> * removes all dependencies on APR and APR-util.  Memory is managed now using 
> reference counting.  Hashes implemented using public domain code from 
> Berkeley.  List implemented using BSD license queue.h
> * uses the jansson JSON parser for parsing schemas.  The Jansson parser is a 
> high-quality JSON parser in C with an Apache-friendly MIT license
> * there is a well-defined object framework that serves both datum and schema 
> datatypes and provides reference counting.  Schemas and datum/values are no 
> longer part of a single monolithic structure now.
> * you can now create a schema from json or by hand in code
> * updated to support the new AVRO-163 build layout
> * properly checks avro identifiers
> * probes for the endianness of the architecture in order to optimize 
> endianness flipping, e.g. only on big-endian machines are little-endian 
> conversions done.
> * documentation is now handled by asciidoc instead of doxygen.
> * increased number of schema unit tests
> * provides much more schema processing functionality like recursively 
> checking for equality, checking for matches with promotion, and recursive 
> schema copy.
> * lots of bug fixes
> This code is by no means complete.  Most of the schema processing code is 
> finished along with the primitive encoders for the binary format but I still 
> need to complete the read/write path for complex types.
> I'm submitting this Jira to make the work public and to solicit feedback in 
> prep for the 1.3 release.

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