SObjectizer is a small tool for simplification of development of multithreaded and concurrent applications in C++. It was used for projects of various sizes: from very small utilities to large distributed and highly loaded applications.
SObjectizer is strongly influenced by agent-oriented
... [More] approach. It allows to organize an application as an aggregate of agents whose interact each other only by asynchronous messages. SObjectizer takes responsibility of in-process message dispatching and providing working context for message processing. And allows to tune those things by supplying various ready-to-use dispatchers just out-of-box.
For long time SObjectizer was an in-house product of Intervale, but now it is an OpenSource projects. [Less]
Easylogging++ is single header only, feature-rich, efficient logging library for C++ applications. It has been written keeping three things in mind; performance, management (setup, configure, log) and simplicity. Its highly configurable and extremely useful for small to large size projects. This
... [More] manual is written as starting reference for version 9.0+. For older versions please refer to corresponding releases on github. [Less]
A port of Jagged Alliance 2 to SDL and thus to other platforms SDL supports. The code undergone massive cleanups, reduction and a basic port to C++.
Also some vanilla source bugs are being fixed, so the project is named stracciatella, where those bugfixes are the pieces of chocolate in vanilla.
The primary goal for MegaGlest was to rework the network capabilities of the original Glest engine to offer a richer Network play experience, however, many additional features have been added (and previously existing features improved) since.
Nana C++ Library takes aim at easy-to-use and portable library, it provides a GUI framework and threads for easy programming with modern C++ methods.
Software framework for cross-platform GUI programming in standard and modern C++11, threads, with Object Oriented and Generic programing.
It means
... [More] that Nana works great with features, such as lambdas, concurrency, the STL and so on.
You will not need to use or learn any non standard extension or magic macros for obscure code generation. In fact only very few macros are used, and exclusively for configuration. There aren't any re implementation of string or any other std:: containers. [Less]
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