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Libsxmp: Secure eXtended Message Passing libraries set
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1. What is that?
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SXMP is a set of libraries designed to be useful for distributed system
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development, instant message services, secure file transfer, and other
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related development where security is important and most of things going
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with message passing.
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Actually SXMP contain few libraries:
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- libsxt (Secure eXtended Transport library) used as a transport
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- libsxmp RPC, channels, access restrictions implementation
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- libtdata varios data structures implementation
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- libsexpr a fork of sexpr library used in framework
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- libydaemon a modular system for writing daemons using sxmp as a base
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And few tools.
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1.1 libsxt (Secure eXtended Transport lib)
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Is a library provide secure transport with quite flexible authentification
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models. The protocol itself is highly influenced by SSH2 protocol,
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but under the security stuff it's going to be different and optimized for
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message passing and streaming data.
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Currently this library under development yet.
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1.2 libsxmp itself
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IS a library allowing to implement RPC functions based on S-expressions, but
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also provide security restriction model by channels, streams and authentification.
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Before 0.5.xx this library use TLSv1.2 as a transport.
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1.3 libtdata
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Is a small library implement basic data structures as follows (but not limited to):
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- Redblack trees
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- AVL trees
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- Splay trees
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- Linked lists (inline and not inline implementation)
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- Index allocation
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1.4 libsexpr
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Is a fork of sexpr library, a library to parse and process S-expressions in a fast way.
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There are not so many difference made with original library, but it's still
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new features will came and most of them will be pinned to sxmp features.
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1.5 libydaemon
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Is a library (Yet another Daemon library) created to allow fast daemon development
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with a modularity in mind.
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