libsmbmm is a simple C++ interface to the C libsmbclient library provided by the Samba project.
It allows you to simply use windows SMB networks using C++. It only depends on libsmbclient and supports almost all the operations that libsmbclient does (I haven't tested printing).
Caveat: Some evil C pointer magic remains, but you don't have to deal with memory allocation. Specifically you are *not* responsible for deleting the smbc_dirent* from SMBDir::Read().
The library is pretty simple - just 2 files (smbmm.h and smbmm.cpp). Just download them from SVN trunk, add them to your project and use the classes/functions in smbmm.h
The API should be fairly obvious from looking at smbmm.h.
If you have any problems email me, or use the issue tracker.
It allows you to simply use windows SMB networks using C++. It only depends on libsmbclient and supports almost all the operations that libsmbclient does (I haven't tested printing).
Caveat: Some evil C pointer magic remains, but you don't have to deal with memory allocation. Specifically you are *not* responsible for deleting the smbc_dirent* from SMBDir::Read().
The library is pretty simple - just 2 files (smbmm.h and smbmm.cpp). Just download them from SVN trunk, add them to your project and use the classes/functions in smbmm.h
The API should be fairly obvious from looking at smbmm.h.
If you have any problems email me, or use the issue tracker.
