Aleksander- I think a C-library and a C++ wrapper would have a lot of value, and open the ability to have some nice CLI tools for linux admins, container images, etc.
Something like ‘amq send | recv | browse | MY.QUEUE” I agree, I think staying with standard libraries with fewest 3rd party dependencies is the way to go and provide the most utility. The activemq-openwire-generator project might be a good place to look too. We could generate C structs out of there to get the protocol models generated and packaged for consumption by a C library and C++ wrapper library. -Matt Pavlovich > On Dec 17, 2020, at 12:28 PM, Aleksander Miera <ammi...@hotmail.com> wrote: > > @Arjun Ray: > I have been doing similar things, but I would pass custom deleters to > unique_ptrs. > Not ideal maybe, but worked good enough in my case. > I can agree that authors copied Java style a bit overzealously, but we have > what we have. > C API would be good, too, and IMHO it should not be that hard to provide it > with the current codebase, though it might simply require a lot of typing. > > Besides, regardless of its final shape I guess the project would benefit from > simplifying it, e.g. by replacing platfrom-specific threads with std::thread. > If the "javaisms" are to be reworked into modern C++ is a matter of taste, > but if it's possible to be done step by step I guess it should be considered, > especially now when the C++'s standard library has become way richer. > > @Mike thanks for information on how to contribute, hopefully it will become > handy soon :) > > Best regards, > Aleksander Miera
