hauk

I'm sorry to hear that. This is the first problem we've heard of. If you don't mind, please create an issue on BitBucket at https://bitbucket.org/tildeslash/monit/issues/new with more information about your system and the crashlog.

As one of the guys behind Monit, thanks for that! We're about to improve Monit further by adding realtime (ms resolution) scheduling and monitoring (libev or libuv) which we hope will make Monit even more useful.

Thanks. The documentation for exceptions may be some clicks away, but it's there. Here's a direct link. http://www.tildeslash.com/libzdb/api-docs/Exception_8h.html Exceptions are a "true" exception implementation based on the Except code from David Hanson's excellent CII book. This makes it possible to write more compact code without peppering your C code with return code tests.

   > have you considered a varargs call for setting parameters with type codes?

Author here.

   >.."distribute on the App Store, without an explicit exception". 

Otherwise, my goal with using GPL is to preserve the concept of copyleft with the library. The GPL only applies if you plan to distribute libzdb to third parties. In that case, my hope and the reason I use GPL is that any modification done to libzdb can be contributed back so others can benefit. Otherwise, you can do whatever you want with libzdb without any restrictions.

Leopard, of course, with 4 spaces and xcode split-screen, Ubuntu 7.10 running under parallels. http://tildeslash.com/images/screenshot.png