Sockets
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Hi Can you recommend some sockets library preferably based on C++ templates like STL or ATL Thanx
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Hi Can you recommend some sockets library preferably based on C++ templates like STL or ATL Thanx
I purchased Dundas's TCP/IP Ent a couple of months ago. And have had very quick success. Download the demo, you'll find their libraries are easy to use. Give them a look. Tech support has been awesome(I'm a rookie at this stuff). Very quick response. Scott! Put the big rocks in the glass jar first!
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I purchased Dundas's TCP/IP Ent a couple of months ago. And have had very quick success. Download the demo, you'll find their libraries are easy to use. Give them a look. Tech support has been awesome(I'm a rookie at this stuff). Very quick response. Scott! Put the big rocks in the glass jar first!
Hi Scott Thank you for advice. But I need library with open source code (like ATL/WTL) and cross platform (like STL) Ernst
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Hi Scott Thank you for advice. But I need library with open source code (like ATL/WTL) and cross platform (like STL) Ernst
Hi there, Just thought I should jump in and provide some clairification. Our Dundas TCP/IP package is available in a variety of formats, but is most commonly purchased as C++ source code. Although we don't directly support the package on non-Windows platforms, we estimate that about 10% of our users end up porting the library to Solaris or Linux (we hear it takes about a day or so of work to replace the Windows threading calls to those of the target platform and the Winsock calls to Berkely Sockets). I would encourage you to check it out, it will likely fit your needs quite nicely. http://www.dundas.com/index.asp?products/tcpip HTH, David
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Hi Can you recommend some sockets library preferably based on C++ templates like STL or ATL Thanx
Try SocketMan. It is'a free and portable C++ library, so it pretty much fits your demands :) .