Programming

Hi guys.

Is there any General Framework for C like other languages?
for example .Net or ... . I googled but i didn't find anything useful.

You mean other than the C standard library? Well, on POSIX systems you have the POSIX library in addition to that. Then it depends on what you want to do - there are loads of libraries out there for different tasks, if you can't find one that provides a specific functionality you need, then just ask.

I want an alternative for .Net remoting?

Sure, distributed computing started on Unix systems. For example see this DCE for some background on any early framework. The range of environments goes from single image clusters to loosely coupled systems using CORBA, RPC or MQ.

What exactly are you trying to achieve?

I want to send a piece of C code to another machine and remote one run that code and return result like .Net remoting. I mean it is not RPC. there is no code on the remote computer i will send the code and get result.

Not impossible, if you've ever heard of the Morrison worm but in general, I think, not a good idea. C is a high-low-level language making sending its own program to a host of unknown architecture and facilities difficult. If it's sending compiled code, it may only work on closely related machines and architectures, and if it's not, it'll only work on sufficiently portable machines that also have the facilities to compile it.

Remote scripting on the other hand is straightforward.

Code:

ssh user@host exec /bin/ksh < shellscript.ksh