]> RoadRunner is a complete application toolkit library implementing the BEEP (Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol) for use in developing network applications. Apart from BEEP, RoadRunner also consists of a useful set of profiles, readily available and usable in applications. Some major features and strengths in RoadRunner are: Portability Runs unmodified on most major platforms. Object oriented design RoadRunner is designed in an object oriented fashion, making development of new BEEP profiles simple and straight-forward. Robustness and stability The software contains extensive validation checks and error reporting, allowing for quickly locating and fixing bugs. As a result, RoadRunner is already at its first release a very stable library. High performance Nonblocking design, constant message processing time and intra-connection channel scheduling capability makes RoadRunner a suitable framework for realtime messaging applications. Multithreaded Using the threads abstraction layer in glib, RoadRunner runs natively multithreaded on all supported platforms. &index-Object-Tree; &roadrunner-rr; &roadrunner-RRChannel; &roadrunner-RRConnection; &roadrunner-RRFrame; &roadrunner-RRListener; &roadrunner-RRManager; &roadrunner-RRMime; &roadrunner-RRProfileRegistry; &roadrunner-RRFilter; &roadrunner-rr-framefactory; &roadrunner-RRWorkPool; &roadrunner-rr-beeperror; &roadrunner-rr-filterstack; &roadrunner-RRMessage; &roadrunner-RRMessageClose; &roadrunner-RRMessageError; &roadrunner-RRMessageStart; &roadrunner-RRMessageStatic; &roadrunner-RRMessageStartRpy; &roadrunner-RRGreeting; &roadrunner-RRTCPConnection; &roadrunner-RRTCPListener; &roadrunner-RRTCPFilter; &roadrunner-RRFrameSeq;