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// Concurrent programming in Samba

Samba is a free file- and print Server for the Microsoft SMB protocol. It is one of the older still active free software projects. Samba started out well before multi-threading became popular and has a classic single-threaded, multi-process architecture. To handle concurrency requirements from the SMB protocol family, Samba has developed the tevent library. With the tevent library, it becomes easily possible to define asynchronous computations using plain C. This talk will introduce tevent and show typical use cases.

// Referent

// Volker Lendecke

is member of the international Samba Team and Co-Founder of SerNet GmbH in Göttingen, Germany