Julien Pommier's Ultra minimalistic OSC library http://gruntthepeon.free.fr/oscpkt/

I've simply added the required headers to compile it on OS X.

From the original project:

OscPkt is a very minimalistic OSC library. What I wanted to achieve with this lib:

• make it at small as possible. It consists of one header file, oscpkt.hh, which implements pretty much all of the OSC specification, even the pattern matching stuff (the wildcards etc).
• use only dumb, basic, c++. No boost stuff and no exceptions.
• make it robust with respect to malformed packets, and handle errors cleanly.
• make it portable on linux/macos/win32.
• release it under the zlib license, which basically allows you to do whatever you want except suing me.

Other OSC libraries: liblo is the most well-known. This is a feature-complete osc library, written in C and LGPL licensed. Another well-known c++ OSC library is oscpack, BSD licensed, not feature complete (no pattern matching), with portable udp transport, but still a bit large for my taste (and it throws exceptions).

Here is the code, approximately 650 lines of boring c++, in a single header file: oscpkt/oscpkt.hh . It basically provides 3 classes: a class for reading/writing OSC messages, a packet reader for parsing incoming packets, and a packet writer for filling outgoing packets.

As a bonus, I also provide a header file for sending/receiving these packets over UDP: oscpkt/udp.hh. Very basic, but works on linux/macos/win32.

And finally a test file oscpkt/oscpkt_test.cc with a bit of fuzzing, and a very basic demo file oscpkt/oscpkt_demo.cc.

All these four files are gathered into a single, shiny, tar.gz archive (the only changes with respect to version 1.0 a a few compil fixes for mingw and warning fixes).

Yay there is even a doxygen generated doc, mostly useless and a bit redundant with this page: doxygen doc here.