Howdy, seems I've finally managed to sub-scribe (greetings ecartis!) to the list. :-) Some might already know me. I've been one of the Haiku developers since 2002. My fields of activity have been manifold, reaching from generic kernel work to GUI layout management. About two months ago I've started to port the tool chain that is required for developing Haiku under Haiku. So far gcc, binutils, Perl, most of the auto tools, OpenSSL, and OpenSSH are done (respectively in a state at least as good as they were for BeOS). My current project is Subversion and its dependencies. I've begun looking into APR today. I'd like to approach it from a different angle than Andreas, though. Instead of making use of the already contained BeOS code, I'd rather extend Haiku's POSIX compatibility and use the generic Unix code. AFAICT the main features missing are POSIX semaphores and shared memory. I've already made some progress with the former today, and I don't see any serious problems with POSIX shared memory either. Hopefully I'm not too optimistic. :-) CU, Ingo PS: In case anyone is interested, I've still got a BeOS R5 net server patch against APR 1.0.1 (which is the version included in the "jam" package downloadable from Haiku's website). It weighs in about 90 KB and I can't tell, if any part of it has made its way into newer versions. I tried to send it upstream at that time, but when that didn't go as smoothly as I hope, I stopped to bother as BeOS isn't really a platform I'm much interested in anymore. -- BePorts homepage - http://tools.assembla.com/BePorts List archives: //www.freelists.org/archives/beports Administrative contact: brecht@xxxxxxxxxxx