We have used POCO quite a bit on a large C++ project. We are very happy with its functionality and ease-of-use, especially in the area of cross-platform services which you describe (and we have actually used it to demonize a 0MQ sever). I'm curious about your comment that it is poorly documented; POCO seems much more extensively documented than some of the commercial libraries that we have purchased. At any rate, we have had very little problem with it. I'm surprised it is not more widely used or referenced.
Best, David From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Laurent Alebarde Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2013 2:39 PM To: ZeroMQ development list Subject: [zeromq-dev] CZMQ : deamons/services - Email found in subject Hi list, This is not a truly 0MQ topic, but may fit with the CZMQ philosophy, particularly zsys or zthread. I am looking for a mean to daemonise (Linux) or service (Windows) a 0MQ app, so portable *nix/MacOSX/Windows. I have digged into many portable libraries like QT, POCO, Boost, ACE and others, but they are poorly documented and difficult to use. They are certainly all worth the investment for companies, but not for a single guy in his garage. Does someone has something (nearly) off-the-shelves to share please ? Cheers, Laurent.
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