The non-graphical parts of eepp

[ghost]

Qt has QtCore and QtGui. I think eepp also has non-graphical parts. I want to know more about it. Is it capable enough for developing of non-graphical apps like QtCore?

[SpartanJ]

eepp has a different approach than Qt since it's a single library but it's divided in different namespaces / modules. QtCore is mostly a replacement of the STL, eepp does not try to do that, so for that particullar case there's nothing equivalent, but some of the eepp modules are oriented for non-graphical things, the best way to understand the structure of eepp is by just reading it from the documentation here. There's a good amount of functionalities not entirely related for graphical applications (ex: System, Math, Network, the EE base module). I've used them a lot in non-graphical applications but since eepp is a single library, sometimes might look like overkill to use a few functions from the library given the total amount of stuff that it provides.