libwebsockets vs. WebSockets++ [closed] - c++

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I'm going to make a realtime multiplayer game using the WebSocket technology. However, I am unsure which server implementation I should use. I've found two mature (enough) libraries that suit my needs. libwebsockets and WebSockets++.
Did anyone try them out? Can someone point out the main differences between these two libraries?

You can have a look at QWebSockets, which is written in Qt and works both for clients and servers.

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