On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 9:32 AM, Will Morton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've got SEON, my TCP-like protocol, working now and getting network > speeds on a par with Linux/OSX TCP. I lose 8 bytes per packet for the > UDP header, but I make most of that up by having SACK built in rather > than being an option, and by not having a receive window. CPU load is > higher than TCP (we're running in a JVM), but it's acceptable, and > there should be some scope for reducing it when I get around to doing > some profiling. Fairness-wise, SEON connections seem to compete > equally with TCP. > > The code is all GPL; if anyone is interested in a Java TCP-over-UDP > implementation (penetrates NAT if you feed it the port number from > STUN or whatever), let me know. > Do you have a web page or any online documentation for SEON? I'm looking for a TCP-like protocol on top of UDP to use in conjunction with STUN. -- Tony Arcieri medioh.com
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