Re: [gtkmm] coming from wxWindows - need tips for good networking-libs



> 
> In gtkmm2 look at the documentation on the function Glib::SignalIO::connect() 
> and the associated convenience funtion Glib::signal_io().connect(), which do 
> what you want so far as signalling the presence of data to be read on a 
> pipe/socket/filesystem with an open file descriptor.  To read the data you 
> will need to use the standard Unix read() (if you are using a Unix-like OS), 
> or some other library.
> 
> Chris.
> 

I too have to port an application (from WTL, lite MFC library) to gtkmm,
and I don't know what to use for networking, here is what I found on 
google:

Netxx is a C++ network programming library. It provides a clean API for writing 
network clients and servers. Included in the API is a transparent interface for 
sending and receiving data using TLS/SSL. 

http://pmade.org/pjones/portfolio/root/netxx/

And as a bonus in the examples page the author has a Similar Projects section:

http://pmade.org/pjones/software/netxx/resources.html#Examples

HTH,
Chris.



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