• And-httpd a HTTPD/1.1 server: Should be conditionally rfc2616 compliant, secure and very fast. Requires vstr, socket_poll, timer_q.
  
  
• ustr: This is an extremely low overhead string library for C, it's been designed to make integrating a string library into any C project easy. The default overhead over using plain strdup("a") is 4 used bytes (on i386 or x86-64), and for this you get reference counted length managed strings. This overhead grows to 5 used bytes for 256 byte strings, and 7 bytes for 65,536 character strings.
  
  
• Vstr: This is a general purpose string library for C, it's been designed to make getting data from/to network fds as easy as possible and for it to be very quick. It also tries to be small.
  
  
• twocan: A "talker" server I helped write (this now uses a couple of the libraries below, although it includes them in the package so you don't need to install them to try it).
  
  
• timer_q: The first of a set of shared libraries that I'm writing. This one implements a timer queue, so you can set a function to go off at a certain time and then forget about it.
  
  
• socket_poll: The second of a set of shared libraries that I'm writing. This one implements socket polling, so you can have a whole bunch of file descriptors (or sockets) open and multiplex data between them.
  
  
• imgconvert: This is a hacked version of imgconvert version 0.2 by Garrett LeSage. The main difference is that it handles spaces etc. in file names.
  
  

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