The Avis client library for C offers a lightweight and adaptable solution for operating Elvin router services via indigenous applications. It is a small-sized C library designed to cater to client requirements.
The Avis project is an excellent choice when it comes to client libraries for developing applications that intend to interact with an Elvin router. There are two libraries available under the terms of LGPL version 3: One for Java and the other for C.
The Avis client library for C is a highly portable library designed for accessing Elvin router services through native applications. The library is actively supported on multiple platforms including Mac OS X (10.4 and 10.5), Linux (Fedora Core 3 and later), Solaris (5.9 and later), and Microsoft Windows (XP and later).
To get the C client library, all you need to do is download the client library package (source, release 1.0.0). Additionally, the latest version of the library comes with API documentation.
The C client library package contains a variety of programming examples in src/examples, including the famous "Hello World" application. This example showcases how to create two Elvin client connections, one that sends the traditional "Hello World" message as a greeting, and the other that listens for greetings and prints them to the console.
The Avis client library for C is a highly portable library designed for accessing Elvin router services through native applications. The library is actively supported on multiple platforms including Mac OS X (10.4 and 10.5), Linux (Fedora Core 3 and later), Solaris (5.9 and later), and Microsoft Windows (XP and later).
To get the C client library, all you need to do is download the client library package (source, release 1.0.0). Additionally, the latest version of the library comes with API documentation.
The C client library package contains a variety of programming examples in src/examples, including the famous "Hello World" application. This example showcases how to create two Elvin client connections, one that sends the traditional "Hello World" message as a greeting, and the other that listens for greetings and prints them to the console.
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