Mihalis Tsoukalos wrote: > > Dear list, > just a couple of questions about squid3: > > a. Is it written in C++ or in both C and C++?
The exact mix is not yet known, as Squid-3 is still under development, but most likely there will be some C code left, and some of the C++ source will quite likely be more like C than C++. Any new code written in Squid-3 is C++, and more and more of the old code is being refactored into C++ classes to support the new C++ code in an efficient manner. > b. Can it do content parsing/filtering? Not out of the box, but Squid-3 already includes a framework there content parsing/filtering/modification can be developed. See the Client Streams chapter in the Squid Programmers Guide. If you are interested in joining the Squid development to develop a content parsing/filtering/modification model please pay a visit to http://devel.squid-cache.org/ Regards Henrik
