PlayerClientLibraries
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** [http://userfs.cec.wustl.edu/~sig1/ cl-player - simple Common Lisp client] by Stu Glaser | ** [http://userfs.cec.wustl.edu/~sig1/ cl-player - simple Common Lisp client] by Stu Glaser | ||
** [http://ada-player.sourceforge.net/ Ada] by [mailto:public@mosteo.com Álex R. Mosteo] | ** [http://ada-player.sourceforge.net/ Ada] by [mailto:public@mosteo.com Álex R. Mosteo] | ||
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Revision as of 04:50, 2 May 2008
The Player distribution comes with code libraries that simplify the writing of Player clients by hiding the details of the Player Protocol and providing a set of functions or objects that communicate with the Player server.
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Libraries in the Player distribution
Currrently these libraries are distributed with Player:
The number of libraries in the distro is deliberately kept small.
Third-party libraries and groups
Libraries
Several alternative libraries have been released by third-parties to enable Player client development in many languages.
Please help to maintain this list!
- Player 2.0
- Javaclient2 by Radu Bogdan Rusu
- GNU Octave by Cameron Morland
- Scheme/Guile by Paul Osmialowski
- LISPCL - Lisp Player Client by Armin Müller
- cl-player - simple Common Lisp client by Stu Glaser
- Ada by Álex R. Mosteo
- PlayerMex - MATLAB By Kevin Barry, University of Detroit Mercy Advanced Mobility Lab
- Player 1.6
- Javaclient (development stopped) by Radu Bogdan Rusu
- GNU Octave by Cameron Morland
- Ruby by Torbj
Groups
Also there are groups interested in translate Player headers and/or developing code in:
