Python CFFI bindings for libRaptorQ (RaptorQ RFC6330 FEC implementation)
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reliable-protocol
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In this project , you will emulate the operation of a link layer and network layer protocol in a small computer network. You will start several nodes so that they can send packets to each other as if there are links between them. Running as an independent node, your program should implement a simple version of GoBack-N Protocol Link Layer
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This is an implementation of the reliable data transfer protocol (rdt 3.0). For the sake of simplicity I considered only uni- directional data transfer, but the control information will flow on both directions. You may use the finite state machine (FSM) of the rdt 3.0 to understand all the states, events and actions. IMPORTANT: You need to add y…
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Realization of own reliable. full-duplex, fast, message-aware, supporting multiple connections and sends protocol over UPD sockets.
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