Re: [gnet] C++ bindings for gnet

[Aron Rubin <arubin atl lmco com>]

	Anything written in C will work under C++. You will have to enclose 
symbol declarations in the header file within an extern "C" block. If 
this is not already the case, I suggest the GNet developers do so and 
use #ifdef protections.
	GNet 2.x does seem to be working on M$ Windows now using the specially 
built version of GLib. However note that it behaves differently timing 
and buffering wise. I assume that has more to do with M$ Windows than 
anything else though.

Aron

Jonas Schrieb wrote:
> Hi.
> I've switched from wxwindows to gtkmm. Since gtkmm doesn't include all
> the things wxwindows can do (like networking) I have to look for
> alternatives.
> I've just found this library and it fits my needs very well. Since I'd
> like to program purely in C++ I wonder if there are C++ bindings for
> gnet. Maybe someone has done some work on it.
> If you don't know anything like that, how would I best start to do it
> myself? Can it be done similar to gtkmm?
>
> Another question: Is gnet completely portable to M$ Windows?
>
>
> Thanks,		Jonas Schrieb
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