http://cs.pub.ro/~ixlabs/?page_id=134
LKLFTPD and LKL LKLFTPD is a FTP daemon that can run standalone or linked to LKL (Linux Kernel Library). The Linux Kernel Library is a port of the Linux kernel that can be used as a library (for example Linux processes are currently simulated with APR threads). Any non-static function from the kernel can be called from applications linking to the LKL. This is currently used to read ext3/minixfs/other Linux specific filesystem images through the LKL and transfer files through FTP to a FTP client. The next version of the LKL will be transformed into a windows filesystem driver which will basically mean we'll get all the code from the Linux kernel that parses ext2/ext3/whatever filesystems integrated into windows. Changes made to the Linux kernel (support for new filesystems, bug fixes in the current implementation of filesystem drivers) will be automagically integrated in the LKL filesystem driver, thus bringing new functionality to the Windows platform and ultimately making life easier for dual-booters out there :). Anyways, that's the plan. Currently we HAVE a multithreaded FTP daemon implemented. -- Lucian Adrian Grijincu On 8/4/07, Nathan Mittler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey guys, > Just wanted to give you another open source project to add to you list of > APR users. The Apache ActiveMQ-CPP project > (http://activemq.apache.org/cms/) is going to be using APR in its next > release. > > Thanks for all your hard work - it's much appreciated! :) > > Regards, > Nate >
