C library implementation of AMP (Asynchronous Messaging Protocol)
From: https://amp-protocol.net/Libamp
libamp is developed by Eric Mangold and Peter LeBek (and other contributors).
- No external dependencies. Only links against the C std lib.
- Many examples and benchmarks in the /examples dir.
- Pure C99 C code. Works with C++, and other languages, via normal C API.
- Highly portable - builds on Linux/*nix, Mac OSX, Windows (with MingW), Cygwin, etc.
- Supports static or dynamic linking (Builds both versions of the library by default).
- Fully functional and fast AMP protocol parser.
- Command dispatch; request/response/error handling.
- Reply to a command synchronously within the handler function, or reply later asynchronously.
- Support for many common AMP types.
- Virtually 100% unit-test coverage, including malloc()-failure tests; runs Valgrind-clean.
- Can be synchronously or asynchronously driven.
- Not tied to any particular networking library. Use libevent, libuv, etc.
- Transport-agnostic; use libamp over stdio as easily as TCP or SSL sockets.
See amp.h for API documentation.
Just type scons (or make) to create an optimized non-debug build of libamp - both static and dynamic versions of the library are created, by default.
See Makefile for all other useful build targets. For building on Windows you may just use scons from a Command Prompt instead of the make targets.
Requires check (apt-get install check) to build, as the test suite binary test_amp uses it.
The examples require libevent (version 2) (apt-get install libevent-dev) to build and run.