I'm looking for a C++ library for wireless networking that will work
on such platforms as Windows, Linux, Solaris, Mac OS. Has anyone here got
experience with this? Can you recommend a library please?
(BTW I've been told to stay away from the Microsoft library because it's
very restrictive on what you can do as regards assigning MAC addresses
and enabling monitor mode; is this true?)
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Tomás Ó hÉilidhe
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Tomás Ó hÉilidhe <to*@lavabit.co mwrites:
I'm looking for a C++ library for wireless networking that will work
on such platforms as Windows, Linux, Solaris, Mac OS. Has anyone here got
experience with this? Can you recommend a library please?
Such a library is not part of standard C++.
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Sherman Pendley:
> I'm looking for a C++ library for wireless networking that will
work
on such platforms as Windows, Linux, Solaris, Mac OS. Has anyone here
got experience with this? Can you recommend a library please?
Such a library is not part of standard C++.
Really? :-O I thought everything from a hedge-trimmer interface to a
supercomputer had a wireless network card, and thus that it would be part
of "standard C++" as you call it. Geez I'm such a stupid idiot! Really
I'm just plain THICK for thinking it would be part of "standard C++".
In other news, if someone could point me to a wireless portable C++
library that isn't part of the C++ Standard Library, I'd be appreciative;
preferably one which is portable to Windows, Linux and Mac OS.
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Tomás Ó hÉilidhe
On 23 Nov, 23:09, Tomás Ó hÉilidhe <t...@lavabit.c omwrote:
Sherman Pendley:
I'm looking for a C++ library for wireless networking that will
work
on such platforms as Windows, Linux, Solaris, Mac OS. Has anyone here
got experience with this? Can you recommend a library please?
Such a library is not part of standard C++.
Really? :-O I thought everything from a hedge-trimmer interface to a
supercomputer had a wireless network card, and thus that it would be part
of "standard C++" as you call it. Geez I'm such a stupid idiot! Really
I'm just plain THICK for thinking it would be part of "standard C++".
In other news, if someone could point me to a wireless portable C++
library that isn't part of the C++ Standard Library, I'd be appreciative;
preferably one which is portable to Windows, Linux and Mac OS.
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Tomás Ó hÉilidhe
Here are some libraries that you might find interesting. http://asio.sourceforge.net/ http://socketstream.sourceforge.net/ http://members.aon.at/hstraub/linux/socket++/
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Daniel
Tomás Ó hÉilidhe <to*@lavabit.co mwrites:
Sherman Pendley:
>> I'm looking for a C++ library for wireless networking that will
work
on such platforms as Windows, Linux, Solaris, Mac OS. Has anyone here
got experience with this? Can you recommend a library please?
Such a library is not part of standard C++.
Really? :-O I thought everything from a hedge-trimmer interface to a
supercomputer had a wireless network card, and thus that it would be part
of "standard C++" as you call it. Geez I'm such a stupid idiot! Really
I'm just plain THICK for thinking it would be part of "standard C++".
If you know it's not part of standard C++, why did you post your question
to a group where standard C++ is the topic of discussion?
In other news, if someone could point me to a wireless portable C++
library that isn't part of the C++ Standard Library, I'd be appreciative;
And we would be appreciative if you'd ask such questions in a group where
libraries that aren't part of the C++ standard are actually on-topic.
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Sherman Pendley:
If you know it's not part of standard C++, why did you post your
question to a group where standard C++ is the topic of discussion?
I write fully-portable C++ programs all the time... except now I want
to work with wireless but I still want to keep things as portable as
possible... hence the request for a cross-platform library.
And we would be appreciative if you'd ask such questions in a group
where libraries that aren't part of the C++ standard are actually
on-topic.
Something tells me that's a very hollow "we". I want advice and
suggestions on a library to use in my otherwise fully-Standard C++
program... where better to ask than comp.lang.c++? Of course, I would
have posted to comp.lang.c++.p ortable.highlev el, but it'll be a while for
it's up and running.
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Tomás Ó hÉilidhe <to*@lavabit.co mwrites:
Something tells me that's a very hollow "we". I want advice and
suggestions on a library to use in my otherwise fully-Standard C++
program... where better to ask than comp.lang.c++?
A group where such nonstandard libraries are on-topic, of course.
sherm--
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Sherman Pendley:
A group where such nonstandard libraries are on-topic, of course.
I accept your invitation to point me to one such group.
And as far as I'm concerned, asking about cross-platform libraries is
perfectly on-topic here. Discussing their classes, functions, etc. in
detail tho might be pushing it a big far, that's when I'd take the
conversation elsewhere.
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Tomás Ó hÉilidhe
Tomás Ó hÉilidhe <to*@lavabit.co mwrites:
And as far as I'm concerned, asking about cross-platform libraries is
perfectly on-topic here.
The group's charter and FAQ say otherwise. Grow up and deal with it.
sherm--
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