Meant to be a successor to ax25. Built in packet-checksum, support for large packets(1kb+), and gzip compression. When sending something longer than the packet length, it is automatically broken up and reassembled on the other side.
Stephen Downward
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README.md
AX26
This is meant to be a successor to the AX25 protocol. It has many advantages:
Unlimited data sizes (Broken up into smaller packets seamlessly)
Configurable packet sizes
Built in compression (Level 9 gzip)
IDs that are basically limitless (Up to the size of the packet)
Error correction (CRC-16)
The library is very WIP and should not be used in production. Classes and functions are subject to change.
There is a client and a server class. The client is made to connect to the server, and the server will accept connections from as many clients as you want, spawning a new thread for each. Please look at the example code for more information.
TODO:
- License