Possible Edge Case: C++ MCP SDK

[Emreerdog]

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Hello,

Even though there is no official MCP SDK for C++, in the future either an official or popular unofficial C++ MCP SDK will appear somewhere as I am actively working on to develop one.

Unlike other languages, C++ doesn't have a package manager and MCP servers written in C++ will either needs to be compiled on the fly or, the pre-compiled binaries needs to be installed from somewhere else.

It may seem like a trivial concern at first, since there are currently no MCP servers written in C++. However, once the C++ MCP SDK is introduced and servers begin to be implemented, having the MCP registry architecture already in place will introduce too much complication.

I'd really would like to work on that and hear your thoughts about it

[Khemendra-Bhardwaj]

Could you explain how the current MCP registry architecture might complicate things for C++ developers

[Emreerdog]

It doesn't complicate things for C++ developers but it may complicate for the developers of MCP registry.

The concern here is that when an MCP server is written in some language its dependencies can be resolved by their respective package managers (npm, pip etc.) but this may not be the case for C++. It may require different workflow such as compiling the code on the fly or installing the pre-compiled binaries from some repository etc.

However, unlike the day I posted the question I think it is a trivial matter.