On 03.12.2013 14:18, Jeff Trawick wrote: > > I keep telling myself over the years that APR's propensity to crash > when called in situations as wrong as this (quite different from > proprietary libraries with other considerations) is actually very good > for code quality in the long run.
Eh. I was in that camp until I started seeing tons of complaints from users about Subversion crashing the Windows shell because of this kind of thinking. It's OK-ish to crash an HTTPd worker process. It's not at all OK to crash a long-lived UI application. APR is used in both situations. -- Brane