NetStat and NetStatPlus

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Netstat and Netstatplus are collections of standard network analysis measures and meta-matrix measures. Netstat and Netstatplus are freely available (LGPL) libraries of routines for organizational and network analysis, together with a set of simple, easy to use applications which draw upon the library routines.

Overview on versions of NetStat:

Original version author: Carter Butts, ctb@andrew.cmu.edu
The R version of Netstat implements only a subset of the measures available in the C and C++ versions, and is no longer supported (existing bugs will not be fixed, nor will new measures be added).
C version by: Jeff Reminga, jreminga@cs.cmu.edu
The C version of Netstat implements more measures than the R version, but not all of those available in the C++ version. Written in ANSI C, it compiles under Linux and Windows. Netstat C contains data structures for creating and manipulating graphs and meta-matrices. Existing bugs in C will be fixed upon request, but no new functionality will be added.
C++ version by: Jeff Reminga, jreminga@cs.cmu.edu
Netstatplus is the C++ version of Netstat and contains the most complete set of measures. It provides support for graphs and meta-matrices. The user can choose among sparse and dense matrix storage types and select the edge data stored. Written in ANSI C++ the code compiles under Linux, Solaris, and Windows. It is fully supported.