[rabbitmq-discuss] Is the C client a show-stopper for rabbit?
Jiri Krutil
jiri at krutil.com
Tue Feb 15 12:41:53 GMT 2011
Alex
> Many customers use the C client in production. The reason it is
> marked as experimental is that we would like to improve it. How much
> would such plans impact your use?
First I must admit I have no experience with the C client whatsoever.
I was looking for some documentation, but found just a readme file,
which mensions some threading issues. I also vaguely remember seeing
posts mentioning some other limitations in this list.
Maybe the C client is just fine as is. But on the other hand, you may
have some reasons for not supporting it officially. I was hoping that
you would honestly tell me what the limitations of the C client are;
that would help a lot in evaluating its chances around here.
Should you decide to improve it in any way, or more importantly
embrace it and put a "supported" sticker on it, that would definitely
help a lot. I assume Deutsche Boerse would be willing to pay for
official support and it would be quite unfortunate to have a client
for the main platform excluded from that.
(And of course an object-oriented C++ wrapper around the C client
would make things easier to use. I don't suppose that anything like
that exists?)
Jiri
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