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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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Obviously there's no perfect way to do this, since at the very least, there's no perfect way to make a C interface to C++ generics. But are there any utilities that take a stab at this sort of thing? (e.g. by being given a list of template instantiations).
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I want to create Windows Service (application running in background) using C/C++ language. How can I do this, can you give me a tutorial ?
Another platform independent way is to use boost::application
Example how to use can be found here.
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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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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 a portable C/C++ solution, so I'm looking for a C/C++ client library for Memcached that work on both Windows and Unix. Any suggestions?
There's libmemcached in C. Should be most portable :)
http://people.freebsd.org/~seanc/libmemcache/
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