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-oscpack -- Open Sound Control packet manipulation library
-http://www.audiomulch.com/~rossb/code/oscpack
-
-Copyright (c) 2004-2005 Ross Bencina <rossb@audiomulch.com>
-
-A simple C++ library for packing and unpacking OSC packets.
-
-
-Oscpack is simply a set of C++ classes for packing and unpacking OSC packets.
-Oscpack includes a minimal set of UDP networking classes for windows and posix
-which are sufficient for writing many OSC applications and servers, but you are
-encouraged to use another networking framework if it better suits your needs.
-Oscpack is not an OSC application framework, it doesn't include infrastructure for
-constructing or routing OSC namespaces, just classes for easily constructing,
-sending, receiving and parsing OSC packets. The library should also be easy to use
-for other transport methods (eg serial).
-
-The key goals of the oscpack library are:
-
- - to be a simple and complete implementation of OSC
- - to be portable to a wide variety of platforms
- - to allow easy development of robust OSC applications
- (for example it should be impossible to crash a server
- by sending it malformed packets, and difficult to
- create malformed packets.)
-
-Here's a summary of the key files:
-
-osc/OscReceivedElements -- classes for parsing a packet
-osc/OscPrintRecievedElements -- iostream << operators for printing packet elements
-osc/OscOutboundPacket -- a class for packing messages into a packet
-osc/OscPacketListener -- base class for listening to OSC packets on a UdpSocket
-tests/OscUnitTests -- unit test program for the OSC modules
-tests/OscSendTests -- examples of how to send messages
-tests/OscReceiveTest -- example of how to receive the messages sent by OSCSendTests
-examples/OscDump -- a program that prints received OSC packets
-
-
-
-Building
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-
-In general the idea is that you will embed this source code in your projects as you
-see fit. The Makefile has an install rule for building a shared library and
-installing headers in usr/local.
-
-The Makefile works for Linux and MaxOS X except that if you are on a big endian
-machine such as PowerPC Macintosh you need to edit the line which sets the
-endianness to OSC_HOST_BIG_ENDIAN (see the makefile comment for details) or it won't
-work. If you want to build and install liboscpack as a library on OS X you also need
-to edit the $(LIBFILENAME) rule by commenting out the Linux case and uncommenting
-the OS X case since OS X uses different gcc flags for shared libraries.
-
-On Windows there is a batch file for doing a simple test build with MinGW gcc called
-make.MinGW32.bat. This will build the test executables and oscdump in ./bin and run
-the unit tests.
-
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-
-
-If you fix anything or write a set of TCP send/recieve classes
-please consider sending me a patch. Thanks :)
-
-For more information about Open Sound Control, see:
-http://www.cnmat.berkeley.edu/OpenSoundControl/
-
-
-Thanks to Till Bovermann for helping with POSIX networking code and
-Mac compatibility, and to Martin Kaltenbrunner and the rest of the
-reacTable team for giving me a reason to finish this library. Thanks
-to Merlijn Blaauw for reviewing the interfaces. Thanks to Xavier Oliver
-for additional help with Linux builds and POSIX implementation details.
-
-Portions developed at the Music Technology Group, Audiovisual Institute,
-University Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, during my stay as a visiting
-researcher, November 2004 - September 2005.
-
-See the file LICENSE for information about distributing and using this code.
-
-