Some java-like utilities?

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  • Bura Tino

    #1

    Some java-like utilities?

    Hi,

    Coming back from java to c++. I wondering if there's a standard set of
    utilities for c++ like there is for java. In particular, I'm looking for a
    way to read from a URL, to send an EMail, and save a PNG or a JPEG.

    Many thanks in advance!

    Bura


  • Agent Mulder

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    Re: Some java-like utilities?

    <Bura Tino>[color=blue]
    > Coming back from java to c++. I wondering if there's a standard set of
    > utilities for c++ like there is for java. In particular, I'm looking for a
    > way to read from a URL, to send an EMail, and save a PNG or a JPEG.[/color]
    </>

    Nope. None of that in C++ unless you write it yourself.

    -X


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    • WW

      #3
      Re: Some java-like utilities?

      Agent Mulder wrote:[color=blue]
      > <Bura Tino>[color=green]
      >> Coming back from java to c++. I wondering if there's a standard set
      >> of utilities for c++ like there is for java. In particular, I'm
      >> looking for a way to read from a URL, to send an EMail, and save a
      >> PNG or a JPEG.[/color]
      > </>
      >
      > Nope. None of that in C++ unless you write it yourself.[/color]

      Actually you don't usually need to. There is either support from you
      operating system or you can download and use libraries. So th e"write it
      yourself" part means it is not part of the standardized language.

      --
      WW aka Attila


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      • Bura Tino

        #4
        Re: Some java-like utilities?


        "Agent Mulder" <mbmulder_remov e_this_@home.nl > wrote in message
        news:bl69qo$5va $1@news3.tilbu1 .nb.home.nl...[color=blue]
        > <Bura Tino>[color=green]
        > > Coming back from java to c++. I wondering if there's a standard set of
        > > utilities for c++ like there is for java. In particular, I'm looking for[/color][/color]
        a[color=blue][color=green]
        > > way to read from a URL, to send an EMail, and save a PNG or a JPEG.[/color]
        > </>
        >
        > Nope. None of that in C++ unless you write it yourself.
        >[/color]

        OK, if no Sun-like entity wrote it -- someone must have written it! For own
        personal use if not for the greater public good!

        [color=blue]
        > -X
        >
        >[/color]


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        • Peter van Merkerk

          #5
          Re: Some java-like utilities?

          > > > Coming back from java to c++. I wondering if there's a standard set of[color=blue][color=green][color=darkred]
          > > > utilities for c++ like there is for java. In particular, I'm looking[/color][/color][/color]
          for[color=blue]
          > a[color=green][color=darkred]
          > > > way to read from a URL, to send an EMail, and save a PNG or a JPEG.[/color]
          > > </>
          > >
          > > Nope. None of that in C++ unless you write it yourself.
          > >[/color]
          >
          > OK, if no Sun-like entity wrote it -- someone must have written it! For[/color]
          own[color=blue]
          > personal use if not for the greater public good![/color]

          For most common things there C++ libraries available, so usually there is no
          need to write one yourself. However many of those libraries are tied to one
          particular platform (or only a few platforms) because standard C++ has no
          builtin support for platform specific I/O functionality like sockets,
          graphics...etc. The best place to ask for the kind of libraries you are
          looking for is a newsgroup dedicated to your particular platform, or use
          Google to find one.

          --
          Peter van Merkerk
          peter.van.merke rk(at)dse.nl






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          • Ivan Vecerina

            #6
            Re: Some java-like utilities?

            "Bura Tino" <bura3no@yahoo. com> wrote in message
            news:uxvdb.6055 94$Ho3.118792@s ccrnsc03...[color=blue]
            > Coming back from java to c++. I wondering if there's a standard set of
            > utilities for c++ like there is for java. In particular, I'm looking for a
            > way to read from a URL, to send an EMail, and save a PNG or a JPEG.[/color]

            Some ideas:
            - http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/
            A bunch of utilities for all kinds of TCP/IP transfers.
            - http://www.libpng.org/
            The reference implementation for PNG (& more)
            - http://www.ijg.org/ - a working free jpeg library
            Also:
            - http://perso.wanadoo.fr/pierre.g/xnview/engfl.html
            Support for >360 image formats (!), free for non-commercial
            use (and more upon 'agreement').
            - http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/ACE.html
            For advanced multi-platform networked applications...

            hth,
            Ivan
            --
            Ivan Vecerina - expert in medical devices, software - info, links, contact information, code snippets



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            • Agent Mulder

              #7
              Re: Some java-like utilities?

              <Bura Tino>[color=blue]
              > Coming back from java to c++. I wondering if there's a standard set of
              > utilities for c++ like there is for java. In particular, I'm looking for a
              > way to read from a URL, to send an EMail, and save a PNG or a JPEG.[/color]
              </>

              Qt from TrollTech has support for PNG and JPEG, if I remember well.

              -X


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              • fuzzylollipop

                #8
                Re: Some java-like utilities?

                yep it has been written, it is called Python! :-)

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                • fuzzylollipop

                  #9
                  Re: Some java-like utilities?

                  yep it has been written, it is called Python! :-)

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                  • fuzzylollipop

                    #10
                    Re: Some java-like utilities?

                    yep it has been written, it is called Python! :-)

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