johnc@beta.lanl.gov (John R Campbell) (01/24/89)
Does anyone know of an object oriented (c++) library to handle networking applications? At Los Alamos we have a large number of users who would like to use remote procedure calls, sockets, etc. and it seems as though c++ would be a natural to avoid all of them reinventing the wheel. johnc@c3.lanl.gov
pcb@usl.usl.edu (Peter C. Bahrs) (02/03/89)
In article <23267@beta.lanl.gov>, johnc@beta.lanl.gov (John R Campbell) writes: > Does anyone know of an object oriented (c++) library to handle networking > applications? At Los Alamos we have a large number of users who would like > to use remote procedure calls, sockets, etc. and it seems as though c++ > would be a natural to avoid all of them reinventing the wheel. > johnc@c3.lanl.gov I am working on a prospectus, should present late spring and finish in august. I have 75% finished a ||C++ library for homogeneous and hetrogeneous computing envts. (NFS Sun 3's and Encore Multimax 6 Processor) configuration. Works are under way to include a 32 unit PS/2 70&80 LAN under AIX and X Windows. Due to the nature of the product, I could get a PD copy to you at the earliest late spring.
bae@unisoft.UUCP (Hwa Jin Bae) (02/08/89)
In article <667@usl.usl.edu> pcb@usl.usl.edu (Peter C. Bahrs) writes: > Does anyone know of an object oriented (c++) library to handle networking > applications? At Los Alamos we have a large number of users who would like > to use remote procedure calls, sockets, etc. and it seems as though c++ > would be a natural to avoid all of them reinventing the wheel. I seem to remember looking at PARPC (Parallel RPC) from University of California, San Diego. It had support for both C and C++ and the RPC language syntax was very much like C/C++. /hjb -- Hwa Jin Bae UniSoft Corporation bae@tis.llnl.gov Emeryville, CA. ...{uunet,ucbvax,hoptoad,lll-lcc,sun,apple}!unisoft!bae