A dynamic-allocation free C99-compatible IRC message library.
- It's C99
This means that it can be used on a variety of platforms both old and new. Moreover, because it is C, it is very easy to write bindings for with various FFI systems.
- It doesn't use heap allocation
This means that the control over allocations is left entirely to the user of the library. No library-defined data structures to clear.
This also means that the library doesn't impose upon the user restrictions of which sorts of data structures they use for their IRC messages.
- It's IRCv3 compliant
One of the design goals of ircmsg was for it to be able to be used
for parsing and serializing modern IRC messages with tags. By having
this feature, higher-level libraries can support modern features such
as batched messages and even getting the message's arrival time from
the server.
- It's free software
ircmsg is licensed under the MIT license. This means that the library
can be used both commercially and for FLOSS projects.
To find out how to use this library, look either at your software
distribution's documentation directory or the ircmsg GIT repository's
docs-directory.