I'd like to suggest enet, enet is a great light weight networking library, its basically a hybrid of tcp/udp features (though it doesn't actually use tcp) its built on top of udp, and features things like guaranteed delivery, and guaranteed order. Or multiple channels within the same connection.
I've converted all the headers, and to the best of my knowledge they work, I've also built the windows binary its all packaged up, but unfortunately I have no where to host it, (its a tiny file at 245k) if anyone can host, let me know.
arenth wrote:I'd like to suggest enet, enet is a great light weight networking library, its basically a hybrid of tcp/udp features (though it doesn't actually use tcp) its built on top of udp, and features things like guaranteed delivery, and guaranteed order. Or multiple channels within the same connection.
I've converted all the headers, and to the best of my knowledge they work, I've also built the windows binary its all packaged up, but unfortunately I have no where to host it, (its a tiny file at 245k) if anyone can host, let me know.
I ported it on/for windows, I didnt actually check to see if it works on linux. Though I'd imagine it wouldnt be too difficult. After looking at it again, I only ported it for windows, I'll take a look at porting it for linux.
arenth wrote:I ported it on/for windows, I didnt actually check to see if it works on linux. Though I'd imagine it wouldnt be too difficult. After looking at it again, I only ported it for windows, I'll take a look at porting it for linux.
Lachie Dazdarian wrote:Perhaps changing the title of this topic wouldn't be bad. "Links..." sounds too generic to me. "Library links (DLLs)" maybe.
He has a point. Also, maybe it's just me, but it would be nice to have direct links to the download page as well. Some of these libraries have really hard to understand pages...