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Does anyone know of a good c++ library that can provide a line-based unified diff?
I would expect that the svn sources contain a good differ
How about the google-diff-match-patch library? Alternatively, you could just invoke the diff utility from your code, using popen, and then you could read the differencing output produced by the diff utility from the pipe.
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I'm looking for a library that implements Poisson Disk Sampling in C or C++, or another one that would be easily translatable. Preferable not incredible long source, but if it is that's okay too.
Here is a clean single-file implementation in C++:
https://github.com/corporateshark/poisson-disk-generator
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I am looking for a way to make distributed computing over a network (lan). Is there any good framework or a library for this purpose in C/C++.
Take a look at MPI.
Yes. Have you looked at MPI via e.g. Open MPI ?
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I need to compile the C++ implementation of LZMA (7Z). Does anybody know how to do that? where should I download it from?
Thanks so much in advance.
Get LZMA SDK, read lzma.txt and take a look at LzmaUtil.c if you don't like C there is some C++ sources there too.
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What libraries are available for writing xml-rpc clients in native C++ or C?
You might want to check out either xmlrpc-c or xmlrpc++.
I found a list of xml-rpc implementations in many different languages. Hopefully this list will be useful to others.
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Are there any good source-code analyses tools for OSX. I am particularly interested in tools that are capable of diagramming function-call hierarchies for C and C++ source files.
You might take a look at doxygen
doxygen can do this and a lot more.