Hi,
I don't think there are any actively-developed C++ bindings other than
the Qt bindings. Of course you can also just use the C API from C++.
On reflection I'm probably wrong about this, Murray was maintaining the
gtkmm-affiliated bindings last I knew.
glibmm would be very nice. I have created mainloops, ipc and io handling
my self for a C++ apps on embedded linux, but using d-bus and glibmm
might save a lot of development time. glib provides also other
practical tools and makes your applications very portable.
Anyway, using TCP/IP for IPC on an embededded system gives you
the possibility to run some of the apps on desktop and some on
the target, which might be practical sometimes. Maybe a non issue
if using scratchbox as a NFS root for your target, since then
there is no difference wheter you run software on target or on
host.
Br,
Sampo
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