LibEventCpp is a lightweight and portable C++14 library designed for handling events efficiently. It is implemented in a single header file, making it easy to integrate into projects. The library supports an unlimited number of arguments for event handlers, providing flexibility in event management. LibEventCpp is designed to be simple to use while offering powerful features for event-driven programming.

Features

  • Message event handler: Asynchronous message queue with event looper
  • Signals and slots: Type-safe callback connections (Qt-style)
  • Time events: POSIX timers with callback support
  • Once events: Execute callbacks conditionally (once per life, N times, value change, interval)
  • Toggle events: One-shot triggers with reset capability
  • File descriptor events: Monitor file descriptors using poll()
  • Signal events: POSIX signal handling wrapper
  • File system events: Monitor file system changes using inotify (Linux)

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MIT License

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Operating Systems

Linux

Languages

English

Intended Audience

Developers

User Interface

Non-interactive (Daemon)

Programming Language

C++

Related Categories

C++ Libraries

Registered

2026-02-04