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It looks like i'm goona be one of developers responsible for the networking 
So i have found the following libs:
1. Libnet (http://libnet.sf.net)
2. HawkNL (http://www.hawksoft.com/hawknl)
3. GNE (http://www.rit.edu/~jpw9607/gne/)
The first 2 are rather low-level, but seem to be quite stable, Libnet seems to be not longer developed. GNE seems to be the most promising one, but i see some disadvantages of it:
- it's quite large;
- it is built on top of HawkNL, HawkNL has it's own thdeading support, but GNE introduces it's own, but as we use SDL then we should use portable threads from SDL, or am i wrong?
- it' quite young.
But meanwhile it is well designed and seems to be easy to use.
On this week (and maybe some time more) i want to try to make my own network layer (C++ OOP, ideas stolen from GNE
, only sockets support (Winsock on Win) and small size 
).
Does anyone has some ideas?
Any help, comment (even flame ) would be quite appreciated!
So i have found the following libs:
1. Libnet (http://libnet.sf.net)
2. HawkNL (http://www.hawksoft.com/hawknl)
3. GNE (http://www.rit.edu/~jpw9607/gne/)
The first 2 are rather low-level, but seem to be quite stable, Libnet seems to be not longer developed. GNE seems to be the most promising one, but i see some disadvantages of it:
- it's quite large;
- it is built on top of HawkNL, HawkNL has it's own thdeading support, but GNE introduces it's own, but as we use SDL then we should use portable threads from SDL, or am i wrong?
- it' quite young.
But meanwhile it is well designed and seems to be easy to use.
On this week (and maybe some time more) i want to try to make my own network layer (C++ OOP, ideas stolen from GNE
, only sockets support (Winsock on Win) and small size ).Does anyone has some ideas?
Any help, comment (even flame
) would be quite appreciated!
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