The new library is quite a lot more developed. One big difference is
that it uses curl (via libRevCurl), rather than it's own http/socket
routines.
That may or may not be a problem in any given application - for
instance, Windows doesn't have curl as part of it's normal
installation, while OS X and most Linuxes do (curl is available for
windows, though).
One advantage of curl wrt to Rev and AWS is that it makes it possible
to run transfers (potentially a lot) in parallell.
The reason I've put the new AWS libs up there is that I was waiting
until I'd done some decent docs, and though I still intend to, I
don't think I'm going to have time to do it very soon, so I thought
I'd put them up there for those who don't mind figuring out a certain
amount of stuff for themselves.
I'll certainly be able to answer queries via email or on the list.
But docs are hard!
Best,
Mark Smith
On 30 Oct 2009, at 21:59, Martin Koob wrote:
Mark Smith <li...@...> writes:
I've moved my revolution download page from dreamhost to on-rev:
http://marksmith.on-rev.com/revstuff/index.html
The Dreamhost page will stay up for a while, but I don't know how
long.
Best,
Mark Smith
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Hi Mark.
I just recently tried your libS3 for a project I am planning.
I had been reading up on S3 trying to figure out
how rev could work with it, I thought it was beyond my capabilities
till I found your library. It was amazing. Using your sample app
I was uploading and downloading to my buckets in minutes.
I noticed on your new site you have another library libAws which
includes S3. Would you recommend using this library rather than
libS3?
Martin Koob
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