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simple C utils
A small collection of C utilities working on POSIX/WIN32
This is just some small utilities in C that I use and re-use in different projects. They are self-contained (except that most depend upon CUtils). It can compile and work on Linux and WIN32, most probably on any POSIX system, too. For now it contains: - CUtils: cstring, clist, "ini" files helper, tcp helpers, small XML parser - CNet: a simple message passing library for C - jCNet: a compatible CNet lib for Java - CSNet: a compatible CNet lib for C# - CPano: an equirectangular... -
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Wingfoot SOAP client (wsoap) is SOAP 1.1 compliant client library for MIDP/CLDC, Personal Java/CDC, J2SE and J2EE platforms. It has an extremely small footprint- 35k with the XML parser, and 21k without it.
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Jabber client libraries for light java devices such as mobile phones, it brings instant messaging capabilities to every java phone (with support to MIDP), but may be used for other applications! It uses a very tiny XML parser crafted for this project.
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Grain is a rich client framework for J2ME platform. It mainly consists of a XHTML browser with XForms processor and a binary based XML parser/serializer.
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