The Burgner project aims to be a complete free burning suite
The Burgner project aims to be a complete free burning suite, totally rewritten from scratch: it does not include any code from cdrtools (cdrecord and mkisofs) nor cdrdao, and is not a front-end for these tools.
It is fully object-oriented (it uses glib's GObject), entirely written in C, and released under the GNU GPL license (libraries and tools).
It is (for now) divided in 5 parts:
* libburgnerutils: a library containing a few utility routines and objects, needed by the other parts of Burgner.
* libburgnerscsi: a library to manipulate Scsi-like driven devices, like SCSI devices, and IDE ones. To work for each system, it uses "plugins" which do low-level I/O. For now, the last linux scsi driver and the linux CDROM interface (instable) are supported, but plugins for others drivers may be easily written.
* libburgnermmc: a more a less high level library, based on the libburgnerscsi, to manipulate MMC-compatible CD burners.
* libburgnerisofs: a library to generate ISO9660 file-systems.
* burgner-mkisofs and burgner-cdrecord: little command-line tools to generate ISO9660 file systems and burn CDs.
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