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A lightweight UART-based communication protocol for embedded systems, inspired by Modbus
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COEN 233 Programming Assignment #2: Custom Protocol on top of UDP for Client-Server communication for server-side access permission identification
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COEN 233 Programming Assignment #1: Custom Protocol on top of UDP for Client-Server communication
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DTP-Ω1 (Divinitus Transmission Protocol) is a layered, stateful, checksum-verified communication standard designed for sanctified data transfer across Mechanicus-aligned systems, cogitator units, and blessed network links. It ensures purity, order, and compliance in all transmissions.
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A basic client-server communication system built in C, using sockets and a custom protocol for message exchange. Includes utilities for user and message management. Designed for FreeBSD server and Ubuntu client environments, with setup instructions for running remotely via AWS.
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A C-based client-server system using sockets and a custom protocol. Supports basic networked communication with helper utilities for user and message management. Built for FreeBSD server and Ubuntu client environments.
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