Re: Network Libraries

["Yohanes Yogi Wahyu P" <ironwill@bdg.centrin.net.id>]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: Choo Chi Yen <choocy@hitech.com.my>
Subject: Re: Network Libraries

> RTime (http://www.rtimeinc.com)
> VR1 (http://www.vr1.com).
> DirectPlay (http://www.microsoft.com/directx)
> Zombie [Linux] (http://infa.abo.fi/~sten/zombie/)
> NetSpace [in dev] (http://ns.weblink.org)

Thanks!

> I'm also interested in finding more.

Results I gathered from other list:

> RTime (quite a "high level" model for Internet networking):
> http://209.102.89.195/rtime_web/ie/rt_home.html
 
> VR1 (a "mid level" SDK, also aimed at Internet networking, with arrangements
> with ISPs to provide servers):
> http://www.vr1.com/
 
> and OpenPlay (the open source solution):
> http://developer.apple.com/products/darwinsdk.html

>     I don't know if this is what are you looking for...
> However it could be interesting, take a look to NetZ:
> http://www.proksim.com/netz.htm

> <DPLAY ADVERT>
> For a "mid-level" networking layer that does basic housekeeping,
> multi-threads to scale to heavily-loaded servers, provides message
> throttling and latency-optimised reliable messaging, and has integrated
> support for voice transmission, then look no further than the forthcoming
> DirectPlay 8. It's a total re-write of previous DPlay versions, and actually
> rather good IMHO. For more discussion either mail me directly, or continue
> on the DirectXDev list rather than flood this list with API-specifics.
> </DPLAY ADVERT>

Haven't checked the links though.


Yohanes Yogi Wahyu P.
ironwill@bdg.centrin.net.id (home)
yogi@students.if.itb.ac.id (school)

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