C ++ open-source project

Entry level: ptypes
Ptypes is an open-source lightweight C ++ library that encapsulates I/O operations, network communication, multithreading, and exception handling. Although the Code is limited, it contains a lot of content, although the sparrow is small and dirty.
Improvement: STL boost and STL ace
The boost library is a C ++ library that can be transplanted and provide source code. As a backup for the standard library, it is one of the engines of the C ++ standardization process. The boost library is initiated by members of the C ++ Standards Committee Working Group. Some of the content is expected to become the content of the next-generation C ++ standard library. The C ++ community has a huge impact and is a "quasi" standard library. Because of its emphasis on cross-platform platforms and Standard C ++, boost has nothing to do with the writing platform. Most boost library functions only need to include the corresponding header files, and a few (such as regular expression library and file system library) need to be linked to the library. However, there are many experimental things in boost, so you need to be cautious when using it in actual development. Boost is enhanced in some playing software and sound effects, such as bass
Boost, enhanced bass.
Adaptive Communication Environment (self-adaption communication environment), or ace for short. It is an open source code library package for cross-platform network applications made by C ++ template technology. It provides wrapper for multiple system calls such as socket, threading, and memory management, making C ++ Communication Software Development easier.

Http://www.cppblog.com/

I personally think that the typical C ++ open-source project is as follows:

 

1. log4cplus

Log4cplus is an open-source log system written in C ++ with comprehensive functions. C ++ version of log4j

URL: http://log4cplus.sourceforge.net/

 

2. glog

Google glog is a C ++ application-level logging framework that provides C ++-style stream operations and various assistant macros.

SVN: http://google-glog.googlecode.com/svn/trunk

 

3. memcached

Memcached is a distributed cache system developed by danga interactive for livejournal, but is currently used by many software such as mediawiki. This is a set of open-source software that is licensed by BSD license.

Memcached lacks authentication and security control, which means that the memcached server should be placed behind the firewall.

SVN: http://code.sixapart.com/svn/memcached

 

4. tinyxml

Tinyxml is a very popular XML Parser Based on the DOM model. It is easy to use and small and exquisite. It is very suitable for storing simple data, configuration files, Object serialization, and other data volumes.

Web: http://www.grinninglizard.com/tinyxml/

 

5. OpenSSL

OpenSSL contains a command line tool to complete all functions in the OpenSSL library. Better, it may have been installed in your system.

OpenSSL is a powerful secure socket-layer cryptographic library. Apache uses it to encrypt HTTPS. OpenSSH uses it to encrypt ssh. However, you should not use it as a library, it is also a multi-purpose, cross-platform password tool.

Web: http://www.openssl.org/source/

 

6. xerces

Xerces is an open-source XML document parsing project promoted by the Apache organization. It currently has multiple language versions, including Java, C ++, Perl, and COM.

Web: http://xerces.apache.org/xerces-c/download.cgi

 

7. Boost

The boost library is a C ++ library that has been tested, transplanted, and provided with source code. As a backup for the standard library, it is one of the engines of the C ++ standardization process. The boost library was initiated by members of the C ++ Standards Committee working group. It has a significant impact in the C ++ community and has nearly 2000 members. The boost Library provides us with the latest, coolest, and most practical technologies. It is an uncompromising standard library.

URL: http://www.boost.org/

 

8. zlib

The zlib package contains the zlib library, which is used by many program compression or decompression functions.

URL: http://www.zlib.net/