1. NSPR
2. About NSPR
3. NSPR API Reference
4. NSPR Build Instruction
5. NSPR Release Process
6. Introduction to NSPR

   1. NSPR Naming Conventions
   2. NSPR Threads
      1. Thread Scheduling
         1. Setting Thread Priorities
         2. Preempting Threads
         3. Interrupting Threads
   3. NSPR Thread Synchronization
      1. Locks and Monitors
      2. Condition Variables
   4. NSPR Sample Code
7. NSPR Types

   1. Calling Convention Types
   2. Algebraic Types
      1. 8-, 16-, and 32-bit Integer Types
         1. Signed Integers
         2. Unsigned Integers
      2. 64-bit Integer Types
      3. Floating-Point Integer Type
      4. Native OS Integer Types
   3. Miscellaneous Types
      1. Size Type
      2. Pointer Difference Types
      3. Boolean Types
      4. Status Type for Return Values
8. Threads

   1. Threading Types and Constants
   2. Threading Functions
      1. Creating, Joining, and Identifying Threads
      2. Controlling Thread Priorities
      3. Controlling Per-Thread Private Data
      4. Interrupting and Yielding
      5. Setting Global Thread Concurrency
      6. Getting a Thread's Scope
9. Process Initialization

   1. Identity and Versioning
      1. Name and Version Constants
   2. Initialization and Cleanup
   3. Module Initialization
10. Locks

    1. Lock Type
    2. Lock Functions
11. Condition Variables

    1. Condition Variable Type
    2. Condition Variable Functions
12. Monitors

    1. Monitor Type
    2. Monitor Functions
13. Cached Monitors

    1. Cached Monitor Functions
14. I/O Types

    1. Directory Type
    2. File Descriptor Types
    3. File Info Types
    4. Network Address Types
    5. Types Used with Socket Options Functions
    6. Type Used with Memory-Mapped I/O
    7. Offset Interpretation for Seek Functions
15. I/O Functions

    1. Functions that Operate on Pathnames
    2. Functions that Act on File Descriptors
    3. Directory I/O Functions
    4. Socket Manipolation Functions
    5. Converting Between Host and Network Addresses
    6. Memory-Mapped I/O Functions
    7. Anonymous Pipe Function
    8. Polling Functions
    9. Pollable Events
    10. Manipulating Layers
16. Network Addresses

    1. Network Address Types and Constants
    2. Network Address Functions
17. Atomic Operations

    1. PR_AtomicIncrement
    2. PR_AtomicDecrement
    3. PR_AtomicSet
18. Interval Timing

    1. Interval Time Type and Constants
    2. Interval Functions
19. Date and Time

    1. Types and Constants
    2. Time Parameter Callback Functions
    3. Functions
20. Memory Management Operations

    1. Memory Allocation Functions
    2. Memory Allocation Macros
21. String Operations

    1. PL_strlen
    2. PL_strcpy
    3. PL_strdup
    4. PL_strfree
22. Floating Point Number to String Conversion

    1. PR_strtod
    2. PR_dtoa
    3. PR_cnvtf
23. Linked Lists

    1. Linked List Types
       1. PRCList
    2. Linked List Macros
       1. PR_INIT_CLIST
       2. PR_INIT_STATIC_CLIST
       3. PR_APPEND_LINK
       4. PR_INSERT_LINK
       5. PR_NEXT_LINK
       6. PR_PREV_LINK
       7. PR_REMOVE_LINK
       8. PR_REMOVE_AND_INIT_LINK
       9. PR_INSERT_BEFORE
       10. PR_INSERT_AFTER
24. Dynamic Library Linking

    1. Library Linking Types
       1. PRLibrary
       2. PRStaticLinkTable
    2. Library Linking Functions
       1. PR_SetLibraryPath
       2. PR_GetLibraryPath
       3. PR_GetLibraryName
       4. PR_FreeLibraryName
       5. PR_LoadLibrary
       6. PR_UnloadLibrary
       7. PR_FindSymbol
       8. PR_FindSymbolAndLibrary
       9. Finding Symbols Defined in the Main Executable Program
    3. Platform Notes
       1. Dynamic Library Search Path
       2. Exporting Symbols from the Main Executable Program
25. Process Management and Interprocess Communication

    1. Process Management Types and Constants
       1. PRProcess
       2. PRProcessAttr
    2. Process Management Functions
       1. Setting the Attributes of a New Process
       2. Creating and Managing Processes
26. Logging

    1. Conditional Compilation and Execution
    2. Log Types and Variables
       1. PRLogModoleInfo
       2. PRLogModoleLevel
       3. NSPR_LOG_MODULES
       4. NSPR_LOG_FILE
    3. Logging Functions and Macros
       1. PR_NewLogModole
       2. PR_SetLogFile
       3. PR_SetLogBuffering/li>
       4. PR_LogPrint
       5. PR_LogFlush
       6. PR_LOG_TEST
       7. PR_LOG
       8. PR_Assert
       9. PR_ASSERT
       10. PR_NOT_REACHED
    4. Use Example
27. Named Shared Memory

    1. Shared Memory Protocol
    2. Named Shared Memory Functions
28. Anonymous Shared Memory

    1. Anonymous Memory Protocol
    2. Anonymous Shared Memory Functions
29. IPC Semaphores

    1. IPC Semaphore Functions
30. Thread Pools

    1. Thread Pool Types
    2. Thread Pool Functions
31. Random Number Generator

    1. Random Number Generator Function
32. Hash Tables

    1. Hash Tables and Type Constants
    2. Hash Table Functions
33. NSPR Error Handling

    1. Error Type
    2. Error Functions
    3. Error Codes
34. Contribute

    2. The MDN Project

1. Set the NSPR version number. Five files need to be updated: configure.in, configure, repackage.sh, prinit.h, and vercheck.c. Look at their CVS histories for examples.
2. Make a dummy change (add or remove a blank line) to mozilla/nsprpub/config/prdepend.h.
3. Make sure the NSS tinderboxes (which also build and test NSPR) are all green. The build+test cycles of the NSS tinderboxes are very long, so you usually need to wait half a day for them to cycle through.
4. Create a BETA CVS tag. The naming convention is NSPR_x_y_z_BETAn for NSPR x.y.z Beta n.
5. Push the BETA tag to mozilla-central for testing in Firefox trunk builds. Ideally you should test it for a week.
6. Remove "Beta" from the NSPR version number for the final release.  Usually you just need to update prinit.h.
7. Make a dummy change (add or remove a blank line) to mozilla/nsprpub/config/prdepend.h.
8. Create a RTM CVS tag. The naming convention is NSPR_x_y_z_RTM for NSPR x.y.z.
9. Upload a source tar file to https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla....nspr/releases/
10. Write the release notes.
11. Announce the release in the Mozilla NSPR newsgroup.