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Paho MQTT C client library for embedded systems. Paho is an Eclipse IoT project (https://iot.eclipse.org/)
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Paho MQTT C client library for embedded systems. Paho is an Eclipse IoT project (https://iot.eclipse.org/)

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# Eclipse Paho MQTT C/C++ client for Embedded platforms



This repository contains the source code for the [Eclipse Paho](http://eclipse.org/paho) MQTT C/C++ client library for Embedded platorms.



It is dual licensed under the EPL and EDL (see about.html and notice.html for more details).  You can choose which of these licenses you want to use the code under.  The EDL allows you to embed the code into your application, and distribute your application in binary or source form without contributing any of your code, or any changes you make back to Paho.  See the EDL for the exact conditions.



There are three sub-projects:



1. MQTTPacket - simple de/serialization of MQTT packets, plus helper functions

2. MQTTClient - high(er) level C++ client, plus

3. MQTTClient-C - high(er) level C client (pretty much a clone of the C++ client)



The *MQTTPacket* directory contains the lowest level C library with the smallest requirements.  This supplies simple serialization

and deserialization routines.  They serve as a base for the higher level libraries, but can also be used on their own

It is mainly up to you to write and read to and from the network.



The *MQTTClient* directory contains the next level C++ library.  This networking code is contained in separate classes so that you can plugin the

network of your choice.  Currently there are implementations for Linux, Arduino and mbed.  ARM mbed was the first platform for which this was written,

where the conventional language choice is C++, which explains the language choice.  I have written a starter [Porting Guide](http://modelbasedtesting.co.uk/2014/08/25/porting-a-paho-embedded-c-client/).



The *MQTTClient-C* directory contains a C equivalent of MQTTClient, for those platforms where C++ is not supported or the convention.  As far

as possible it is a direct translation from *MQTTClient*.



## Build requirements / compilation



CMake builds for the various packages have been introduced, along with Travis-CI configuration for automated build & testing.  The basic

method of building on Linux is:



```

mkdir build.paho

cd build.paho

cmake ..

make

```



The travis-build.sh file has the full build and test sequence for Linux.



## Usage and API



See the samples directories for examples of intended use.  Doxygen config files for each package are available in the doc directory.



## Runtime tracing



The *MQTTClient* API has debug tracing for MQTT packets sent and received - turn this on by setting the MQTT_DEBUG preprocessor definition.



## Reporting bugs



This project uses GitHub Issues here: [github.com/eclipse/paho.mqtt.embedded-c/issues](https://github.com/eclipse/paho.mqtt.embedded-c/issues) to track ongoing development and issues.



## More information



Discussion of the Paho clients takes place on the [Eclipse Mattermost Paho channel](https://mattermost.eclipse.org/eclipse/channels/paho) and the [Eclipse paho-dev mailing list](https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/paho-dev).



General questions about the MQTT protocol are discussed in the [MQTT Google Group](https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en-US&fromgroups#!forum/mqtt).



More information is available via the [MQTT community](http://mqtt.org).