GNU libmicrohttpd 0.9.57 Brings Significant Improvements
The libmicrohttpd GNU project is the C library that makes it easy to run an HTTP web-server as part of another application while being as small as about ~32k compiled.
Today marked the GNU libmicrohttpd 0.9.57 release and while the version number may not seem like much, it comes with a number of significant improvements. Highlights include:
- A "huge" internal refactoring of the connection handling code to improve its HTTPS support.
- Support for debug asserts.
- Portability fixes for GNU Hurd.
- Improved CPU utilization.
- Various FreeBSD / Darwin / Solaris fixes/improvements, improved Cygwin support, and other portability fixes.
More details via the mailing list announcement.
Today marked the GNU libmicrohttpd 0.9.57 release and while the version number may not seem like much, it comes with a number of significant improvements. Highlights include:
- A "huge" internal refactoring of the connection handling code to improve its HTTPS support.
- Support for debug asserts.
- Portability fixes for GNU Hurd.
- Improved CPU utilization.
- Various FreeBSD / Darwin / Solaris fixes/improvements, improved Cygwin support, and other portability fixes.
More details via the mailing list announcement.
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