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iosoft.blog
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| | | | | Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is an important next step in the PioWi protocol stack; it opens the way to various network applications, such as the ubiquitous Web server. In this post I'll be introducing a fast Web server, that can be used for intensive data-transmission duties; in the next post it'll be used to implement... | |
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www.saminiir.com
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| | | | | Now that our userspace TCP/IP stack has minimal implementations for Ethernet and IPv4, it is time to look into the dreaded Transmission Control Protocol (TCP... | |
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sookocheff.com
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| | | | | The transmission control protocol (TCP) does one job very well - it creates an abstraction that makes an unreliable channel look like a reliable network. For applications built over an unreliable network like the Internet, TCP is a godsend that hides a lot of the inherent complexity in building networked applications. A laundry list of TCP features that application developers rely on every day includes: retransmission of lost data, in-order data delivery, data integrity, and congestion control. This arti... | |
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www.trek10.com
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