On 19 July 2013 11:23, gonzalo diethelm <[email protected]> wrote: > To the list: I seem to remember the topic of plain UDP support under > ZeroMQ has come up before. Is anybody thinking about this or on it? Maybe > as transport support for PUB/SUB socket types only, given the unreliability? > **** > > > For 1:M PGM can do everything, it's a kitchen sink protocol. Some technologies needing more work than others, atomic multicast being at the top of that list, congestion control a little lower, and lower down include unordered delivery, unreliable delivery, data-driven delivery.
For 1:1 at one end you have Google Quic, another end there is UDT, completing the triangle could be UDP-lite. Would DCCP or DTLS be part of that transport, it's a very use-case specific set of requirements? -- Steve-o
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