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...It is designed for developers who need to build interoperable clients, servers, proxies, gateways, or custom protocol components rather than using a high-level web framework. Beast follows Boost.Asio’s asynchronous model, so it fits naturally into event-driven C++ networking applications. Its algorithms are role-agnostic, meaning the same core abstractions can be used to build client-side and server-side systems. The library provides protocol vocabulary types, parsers, serializers, examples, and reusable patterns for robust network programming. It is especially useful for C++ developers who want fine-grained control over HTTP and WebSocket behavior while staying within the Boost ecosystem.

...The library is engineered for scalability—background caching, chunk sharding, and retryable operations keep throughput high even over unreliable networks. With language bindings, it fits into Python-heavy analysis pipelines while retaining a fast C++ core.

C/CIF is an interchange format for chess applications. This format is supporting all features of a chess application - PGN does not provide this - and can be used to transfer chess archives without any loss via an application independent format. C/CIF is supporting two formats: the binary format CCIF, and the human readable format CIF (in XML).

NetLink Sockets: Networking C++ Library. Probably the easiest socket C++ library. See the documentation, examples and API reference at http://netlinksockets.sourceforge.net

A simple set of C++ Templates which abstract the common problem of updating a value based on changes in time. Comes with a simple example - just add the OverTime folder to your includes path and compile it to see how things work.