http://sourceforge.net/projects/liblo/ Theres a mailing list, liblo-devel. For those who dont know, liblo is a GPL'd implementation of the OSC protocol, which is a Remote Procedure Call language, designed for audio software. http://www.cnmat.berkeley.edu/OpenSoundControl/ I feel that liblo is now mature enough to stand on its own, so I'm moved it to sourceforge. I welcome help and advice from anyone who feels like giving it, though I do want to stop the API getting too sprawly. The current state is that I've just added UNIX domain and TCP transport support, but they are a bit rough around the edges. The current contents of the TODO list are: * Bundle support [needs NTP, argh] * Add source address to received messages * More/better regression tests * More/better example code * Normalise URI handling [needs discussion] * GTK/Qt/etc. tie code [maybe belongs in another library] * OSC pattern matching [still not sure about this one] * Rendevous/OpenWhatever (eg. howl) service discovery [low priority] * Add a JACK transport layer [maybe, low priority] * Make TCP work to spec (currently the TCP server only reads the 1st packet from every conneciton) [low priority] Cheers, Steve