A simple portable C++ networking library designed for video games.

1. Very early in development.
2. Only static linking is currently supported.

Any system with Unix socket API or WinSock2 API and >= C++11 should work.

For CMake (>=v3.13), add add_subdirectory() to your CMakeLists.txt and link to the KoiNet library.

1. GNU gcc (with WSL)
2. MSVC
3. MinGW

This is an exercise to better learn best practices with low-level network programming.

1. Be familiar to those who know the C workflow but easier/simpler to use.
2. Minimize the amount of global namespace pollution (e.g., minimize use of preprocessor statements, etc.).
3. API is exactly the same across each supported platform; user code should not have to change between each platform.
4. Provide access to all features available when possible.
5. Use no exceptions.
6. Minimal-overhead abstraction.
7. Use C++ compliant with standard.
8. Keep binary size small.
9. No warnings if possible.
10. Minimize the amount of jank user needs to deal with.

Koi are both pleasing to the eye and resilient.