H2o is a standalone HTTP server that supports http1.x and http2, developed by Kazuho Oku and others and released under MIT license.
Is a software library for H2o. There are few examples that come with libh2o. Instructions as how to run those examples with Visual Studio are given in Instructions.txt file.
We wanted to port libh2o to Windows environment, specifically Visual Studio, while avoiding any kind of GPL-LGPL based libraries. The work is done under dozens of ifdefs so it should be compilable on both Windows and Posix based systems.
Stand-alone h2o server isn't supported yet
Visual Studio 2015, Windows 10.
To get an idea of what we changed to make libh2o work under Visual studio please have a look at win-changings.txt
This work has been supported by the German Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF) as part of the ARVIDA project (FKZ 01IM13001J). ARVIDA is a BMBF-funded joint project of 21 project partners from industry, SME and science. The consortium is managed by Prof. W. Schreiber from Volkswagen AG. The project started in September 2013 and will run for 3 years.