Mar

The Mar project has been designed as a binary file format to store user and meta data. Users can enjoy the benefits of the mar library and the utility that come with it, which are both written in C and can be ported to various platforms. Additionally, users can take advantage of the C++ wrapper classes that come bundled with the software, along with a test file that works seamlessly with these classes.

These classes offer stream and iterator abstractions over the mar library, which is a familiar and intuitive feature for users that work with similar software. The software has been thoroughly tested on PCs running FreeBSD, Linux, and Windows ME, 2000, & XP, with testing also conducted on machines running HPUX and Solaris.

The latest release of the software brings some significant improvements to the table. The portability of the package has been enhanced, making it easy for users to move to different systems. Alignment issues on non-i386 architectures have been resolved, boosting the overall usability of the software. A Makefile has also been added to the source directory, making it easier for users to build the software. In addition, there is additional debug output, and a number of API calls now return MAR_NOMATCH. Overall, the Mar project is a reliable and feature-rich software package that's worth checking out.