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What C++ library to use to write a cross-platform service/daemon?

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I wonder what library would ease the development of a cross-platform service/daemon ? (C/C++)

I'm targeting: Windows, Linux and OS X. Requirements: network operations and serial port communication.

Also it would be nice to have a basic sample service application.

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sorin Avatar asked Apr 18 '10 20:04

sorin

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When it comes to Qt you might try qt-service.

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aleksandar sasha babic Avatar answered Sep 23 '22 11:09

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