Wade Hampton wadehamptoniv@gmail.com 0.2.1, 4/6/2016: updated, another example
This is a simple repository with multiple sample GLIB programs. These are
simple programs that may be used as examples for writing GLIB programs.
This project may be public, but it does not yet serve any specific purpose.
It may in the future.... At this point it includes a bunch of sample
GLIB programs, some based on GLIB examples.
0.1.0 09/29/2015 created
0.2.0 10/27/2015 updated, links added
0.3.0 04/06/2016 updated, another example added
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This document is in AsciiDoc format based on my Minidoc format.
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This project is mainly to experiment with github and with GLIB. It is loosely based on my wh_test_py github repository.
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License for ALL files is GPL, see LICENSE.
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Please e-mail me with any updates, suggestions, etc.
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Programs include TBD.
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After running the programs, run make clean to remove test files.
I first found glib circa 2005 when I was writing some software to
support communications and synchronization between threads in some
new C software I was writing. For many years, I had simply used
pipes and sockets on Xenix, SCO Unix, Solaris, Linux, etc., but
I needed a new, clean library. My code was almost completed when
I found an IBM tutorial on GLIB, so I kept only the top layers of
my software and implemented the low-level features with glib.
It has worked very well with most of my glib-based daemons running
for well over a year without issue.
Prior to this, I had an assortment of code mainly using shared memory plus UNIX's pipes and select (this dated to about 1985 and ran on Xenix, SCO Unix, Solaris, and eventually Linux).
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Official API documentation: https://developer.gnome.org/glib
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IBM tutorial on GLIB: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/tutorials/l-glib/