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  17                                 <a href="#what">What's that?</a>
  18                                 <a href="#features">Features</a>
  19                                 <a href="#docs">Documentation</a>
  20                                 <a href="#download">Download</a>
  21                                 <a href="#license">License</a>
  22                                 <a href="#authors">Authors</a>
  23                                 <a href="#bugs">Reporting bugs</a>
  24                                 <a href="#addlib">Extra libraries</a>
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  28                         <h1>LibUCW</h1>
  29                         <div class="section" id="what"><h2>What's that?</h2>
  30                                 <p>
  31                                         The UCW library aims to provide a set general purpose tools for programming
  32                                         in the C language. In other words, to make writing of complex and very efficient
  33                                         programs in plain C a pleasure.
  34                                 <p>
  35                                         It originated as a part of the <a href="/holmes/">Sherlock Holmes</a> search engine,
  36                                         but it is now developed separately.
  37                                         However, the primary development motivation is still to serve the needs of projects demanding
  38                                         both extreme speed and elegance.
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  40                         <div class="section" id="features"><h2>Features</h2>
  41                                 <ul>
  42                                         <li>Fast buffered IO
  43                                         <li>Memory pools and other efficient memory allocators
  44                                         <li>Generic data structures (e.g., heaps, search trees, growing buffers)
  45                                         <li>Internal and external sorting routines
  46                                         <li>Event loop (watching over file descriptors, sub-processes, timers, and signals)
  47                                         <li>Configuration and logging system
  48                                         <li>String routines
  49                                         <li>Fast compression and checksums
  50                                         <li>Transactions and exceptions
  51                                         <li>Build system
  52                                         <li>Documentation system
  53                                         <li>Companion libraries for charset conversion, loading of images, and parsing of JSON and XML
  54                                         <li>&hellip; and many more
  55                                 </ul>
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  57                         <div class="section" id="docs"><h2>Documentation</h2>
  58                                 <p>
  59                                         You can browse <a href='doc/ucw/'>LibUCW documentation</a> online.
  60                         </div>
  61                         <div class="section" id="download"><h2>Download</h2>
  62                                 <p>
  63                                         The latest release of LibUCW can be downloaded via <a href="download/">HTTP</a> or <a href="ftp://ftp.ucw.cz/pub/libucw/">FTP</a>.
  64                                 <p>
  65                                         See the <a href='doc/ucw/relnotes.html'>release notes</a> for information on the latest release and recent changes.
  66                                 <p>
  67                                         The current development version can be checked out from our Git repository at <a href='git://git.ucw.cz/libucw.git'><code>git://git.ucw.cz/libucw.git</code></a>,
  68                                         or you can examine the repository through <a href='http://www.ucw.cz/gitweb?p=libucw.git;a=summary'>gitweb</a>.
  69                         </div>
  70                         <div class="section" id="license"><h2>License</h2>
  71                                 <p>
  72                                         The library can be distributed and used under the terms of <a href="http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html">GNU Lesser Public License</a> (LGPL),
  73                                         either version 2 or any later version. Several modules are in public domain.
  74                         </div>
  75                         <div class="section" id="authors"><h2>Authors</h2>
  76                                 <p>
  77                                         Most parts of the library were written by
  78                                         <a href='http://mj.ucw.cz'>Martin Mareš</a>,
  79                                         <a href="http://www.ucw.cz/~robert/index-en.html">Robert Špalek</a>,
  80                                         Pavel Charvát,
  81                                         Daniel Fiala,
  82                                         Tomáš Gavenčiak,
  83                                         Robert Kessl,
  84                                         <a href='http://maria.jmq.cz/'>Maria Matějka</a>,
  85                                         Tomáš Valla
  86                                         and <a href="http://vorner.ucw.cz/en/">Michal Vaner</a>.
  87                         </div>
  88                         <div class="section" id="bugs"><h2>Reporting bugs</h2>
  89                                 <p>
  90                                         All bug reports, ideas for new features and other wishes are welcome at <a href="mailto:libucw-devel@ucw.cz">libucw-devel@ucw.cz</a>. Patches are welcome even more ;-)
  91                                 <p>
  92                                         If you use the library to your pleasure, the authors will be glad to hear that at the same address.
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  94                         <div class="section" id="addlib"><h2>Companion libraries</h2>
  95                                 <p>
  96                                         LibUCW is accompanied by several other libraries, which you might find useful.
  97                                 <ul>
  98                                         <li><strong>libucw-json</strong> &ndash; a flexible JSON parser and formatter
  99                                         <li><strong>libucw-xml</strong> &ndash; a lightning fast and flexible XML parser
 100                                         <li><strong>libucw-charset</strong> &ndash; manipulation of character sets and UniCode categories [experimental]
 101                                         <li><strong>libucw-images</strong> &ndash; manipulation of images [experimental]
 102                                 </ul>
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