Well not too much here, just a couple libraries I've put together
over the last 5 or more years. The following protocols/formats are supported:
I would consider most of the libraries to be more or less complete.
For example CGI supports files, HTTP was built for GUI and CLI, and SMTP supports STARTTLS.
There is a socketpair() for windows and many other functions for OS transparency
All code is under a BSD-style license unless stated otherwise.
over the last 5 or more years. The following protocols/formats are supported:
*SMTP
*POP3
*HTTP
*CGI
*MIME
*MD5
*BASE32/64 encoding decoding
*Sockets (transparent OS functions & and OpenSSL encryption)
*XPM
Anways, you can browse the most recent code here. *POP3
*HTTP
*CGI
*MIME
*MD5
*BASE32/64 encoding decoding
*Sockets (transparent OS functions & and OpenSSL encryption)
*XPM
I would consider most of the libraries to be more or less complete.
For example CGI supports files, HTTP was built for GUI and CLI, and SMTP supports STARTTLS.
There is a socketpair() for windows and many other functions for OS transparency
All code is under a BSD-style license unless stated otherwise.
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