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at work we have been using JGroups and I have to say that I really like it, however, at home I primarily build with C/C++.
I’m wondering if anyone knows of any good/solid ports of JGroups to C++ or any other equivalent software library for C++. I’m interested in hearing pros/cons of various libraries out there.
Though this isn’t a requirement, I am most familiar with SDL‘s SDL_net so a nice wrapper class around SDL_net would be the most favorable to me.
I don’t know of any ports of JGroups to C++. Some folks run JGroups as a daemon and then talk to it from other languages via a protocol. I recently created a STOMP protocol, which allows for messages sent by clients written in different languages to be processed by JGroups, and for those clients to receive messages as well.
Re: native stacks, you could take a look at Spread (www.spread.org).