Plumbing 1.1

The plumbing project provides a library which may be used to implement lightweight C++ wrapper facades for Berkeley sockets for single threaded applications.

There is full documentation of all API functions. This is the interface users of the library may use.
There is full documentation of all internal functions. This includes all of the functions internal to the library, for plumbing developers to use.
The above documentation is generated from the source files, via Doxygen.

There are several ways to obtain this software, either as source code or as pre-compiled binaries.

The Master Sources
The following files are available for download from this web site:

File Description

plumbing-1.1.D002.README The README file form the tarball.

plumbing-1.1.D002.tar.gz The complete source.

plumbing-1.1.D002.ae The complete source, in aedist format.

plumbing-1.1.D002.pdf The reference manual, in PDF format.

debian/ Pre-built debian packages for Ubuntu x86_64

SourceForge
The best possible download speed for the source tarball will be from the SourceForge download pages.

Ubuntu Packages
If you use Ubuntu Linux, there are pre-built packages available for installation using the normal sudo apt-get install method, from this package archive (PPA).
Instructions are available there for how to manually add the PPA to your /etc/apt/sources.list file, but the following commands are sufficient on recent versions of Ubuntu:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:pmiller-opensource/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install plumbing-dev

The Bleeding Edge
Vii is developed and maintained using Aegis, a transaction based software configuration management system.
Vii developers may access the latest development changes through the Aegis web interface.

Plumbing is written and owned by Peter Miller <pmiller@ opensource. org. au> and is freely distributable under the terms and conditions of the GNU LGPL, so you may use the plumbing library with proprietary programs.

There is more Software by Peter Miller at his home page.

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