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authorMike Buland <eichlan@xagasoft.com>2012-11-09 17:31:21 +0000
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@@ -44,23 +44,23 @@ At the moment we actively maintain libraries for C++, java, php, and python.
44Other languages and libraries are welcomed. Here's a little info on each 44Other languages and libraries are welcomed. Here's a little info on each
45target directory: 45target directory:
46 46
47 * ''c++-libbu++'' - The original libgats implementation. Works using libbu++ 47 * *c++-libbu++* - The original libgats implementation. Works using libbu++
48 data types and streams. You need to have libbu++ and Xagasoft build in 48 data types and streams. You need to have libbu++ and Xagasoft build in
49 order to build this version. 49 order to build this version.
50 * ''c++-qt'' - A version written using Qt data types. This version builds using 50 * *c++-qt* - A version written using Qt data types. This version builds using
51 qmake, so if you're using Qt you already have everything you need. Also 51 qmake, so if you're using Qt you already have everything you need. Also
52 features handy signals & slots to make event driven networking even easier! 52 features handy signals & slots to make event driven networking even easier!
53 * ''java'' - A library using the Java native interfaces, everything looks and 53 * *java* - A library using the Java native interfaces, everything looks and
54 works exactly how you would expect it should. There is a Xagasoft Build 54 works exactly how you would expect it should. There is a Xagasoft Build
55 script to build a jar file, but it's simple enough that a single javac 55 script to build a jar file, but it's simple enough that a single javac
56 command can build it all, or just import the code into your project directly. 56 command can build it all, or just import the code into your project directly.
57 This java version has been used on desktops and android devices. 57 This java version has been used on desktops and android devices.
58 * ''php'' - There are two libraries for working with php, the first defines a 58 * *php* - There are two libraries for working with php, the first defines a
59 set of classes for fine control over the format, sometimes this is necessary 59 set of classes for fine control over the format, sometimes this is necessary
60 as php's types are a little loose. The second simply uses php native types 60 as php's types are a little loose. The second simply uses php native types
61 like array() as data transport. The second option is usually the much easier 61 like array() as data transport. The second option is usually the much easier
62 to use, but doesn't always get the encoding correct for all inputs. 62 to use, but doesn't always get the encoding correct for all inputs.
63 * ''python'' - These work like other serialization mechanisms in Python like 63 * *python* - These work like other serialization mechanisms in Python like
64 pickle, json, shelve, and marshal. It exposes the functions load, dump, 64 pickle, json, shelve, and marshal. It exposes the functions load, dump,
65 loads, dumps, and also the handy helpers recv and send for working with 65 loads, dumps, and also the handy helpers recv and send for working with
66 sockets. The Python implementation returns and transmits native Python 66 sockets. The Python implementation returns and transmits native Python