Thanks,
Obviously gnetlibrary is in your good books :D
I also found SDL_net, but it requires SDL, and isn't _designed_ to go with
gtk even though it would probably be no problem.
I think I'd rather use gnet than tackle the specificities myself (let's stop
reinventing the wheel eh? :P)
Plus, gnet i
http://www.gnetlibrary.org/
Alessandro Oliva
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Jonathan Winterflood wrote:
> I'd like to keep the dependencies to a strict minimum (preferably
> bundle-able vs installable), free, and I only need basic functionality
>
If you want to avoid new dependencies you can use the sockets directly,
the differences between winsock and the standard bsd
Hi,
I'm developing a gtk (gtkmm) app for both Windows and Linux.
So far so good, everything works, on both platforms
However, I'd like to add network functionality to the program: open a tcp
connection to a server, and grab data from it.
The protocol is a simple applicative one (not http), and I'
