Networking System C (NSC) is a lightweight, cross-platform library that simplifies socket usage with tools for server/client handling, an event system, and message framing over TCP.
This is the second version of the library, it was created in July 2024.
It’s not thoroughly documented, as I mainly built it as a support tool for my other project, NSCpp.
Feel free to use it if you find it useful. It may receive occasional updates, but mainly for bug fixes—no new features are planned.
NSC is designed to simplify server/client creation and management.
Here’s a list of features provided by the library:
- IPv4 and IPv6 support
- TCP and UDP communications protocols
- Message framing for TCP
- Domain Name resolution
- An event system
- Windows and Linux support
You can find a basic chat application example—supporting TCP or UDP and IPv4 or IPv6—in the examples folder.
You can also find a .a and .lib of the last version of NSC inside the static library's folder.
Contributions are welcome.
Feel free to improve this project by fixing or reporting any bugs you find.