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The Data PileThe Data Pile: Programming with the APR – Using APR HashTables

Filed Under (APR, c, c0ding) by j on 02-11-2010

This short article will show how to use the Apache Portable Runtime (APR) with it’s built in hashtable.Continue reading: Programming with the APR – Using APR HashTables

The Data Pile: Programming with the APR – Using MD5

Filed Under (APR, c, c0ding) by j on 02-11-2010

This article intends to show how to basically use the MD5 hashing algorithm that ships with the Apache Portable Runtime (APR) library.

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The Data Pile: Programming with the APR – Using apr_getopt

Filed Under (APR, c, c0ding) by j on 02-11-2010

This article will show you how to use the built in command line parser that comes with the APR. There will be two source files, one showing you how to use apr_getopt just to parse simple, single options and the other peace of source will show you how to use it with so called long options. You can download the single option parser here and the long options parser here.

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The Data Pile: Programming with the APR – Persisting information

Filed Under (APR, c, c0ding) by j on 01-11-2010

This article will show you how to store information in the database that comes with the Apache Portable Runtime (APR). Basically a simple struct data type is persisted into that database. You can download the code here.

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The Data Pile: Programming with the APR

Filed Under (APR, c, c0ding) by j on 01-11-2010

This article will give you an introduction of how to program with the Apache Portable Runtime (APR). It illustrates a simple command line program.

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