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libircclient is a small but powerful library, which implements client-server IRC protocol. It has all features needed to create your own IRC client or bot, including multi-threading support, sync and async interfaces, CTCP/DCC support, colors, SSL connections and so on.
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ezbounce is a highly configurable IRC proxy supporting mutliple user accounts, full access control, IPv6 & SSL connections, DCC proxying, a file library, and more.
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IRClib is pure Java 1.2 IRC implementation. The IRClib library is designed very cleanly, supports RFC1459 and supports SSL connections. moepII is a Java IRC client program.
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Chipz.IRC is an easy to use IRC library with SSL support. It's written in C# for the .NET framework.
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YChat-IRC is a console IRC client for POSIX-compatible operating systems. YChat features a simple, easy-to-use interface (SLang), and includes mIRC color and formatting support. DCC, SSL, and module support will be eventually implemented.
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