Hello,
Thanks for subscribing; the list here is rather in its infancy. A
little while back I began endeavoring to introduce a C# / .NET wrapper
around the NNG next generation nanomsg effort. Sadly that effort has
run ashore, indeed ran afoul, of leadership temperament. For my part,
my timing may be premature, and at the time of this writing my efforts
are more or less obsolete considering recent nanomsg/nng efforts.
I have since parked my efforts on the proverbial shelf for the time
being, but I may pick it up in the future, and venture to pull the C#
efforts forward to current NNG state, but I cannot promise when that
may be. Especially if/when the business case presses for a distributed
messaging framework.
http://github.com/mwpowellhtx/csnng
To be fair, I'd also did somewhat more extensive work in the C++ realm
as well. But which I may end up renaming that cppnng after all.
http://github.com/mwpowellhtx/nngcpp
Originally, I had ventured to employ SWIG technology in order to make
the leap to other target platforms, architectures, languages, etc, but
soon discovered that much of the SWIG scaffold really was unjustified
and I could do it simpler with fairly straightforward C# wrapper. I'm
not so sure now, especially considering the author's shift to
struct-based socket ID's as contrasted with integer-based. That could
perhaps still be adapted, but the complexity increases, most
definitely.
Anyhow... Feel free to contribute to the repository, however. I look
forward to fruitful and liberty based discussion.
Cheers,
Michael Powell
