Questions tagged [protocol]
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is there some profiling and coverage library for rust?
This question is related to a common criticism of the model for sharing computing resources on blockchains (often seen on economics), based on accounting of participation of various users on the ...
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Gratis SNMP decoder
Python open source would would be best, followed by C++ or C, followed by an online site, followed by a Windows app. Input is a byte stream, output is human readable code.
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client-server protocol in C++
I'm looking for a client-server protocol to use in my C++ local network application. This protocol should: support client-server schema support data packet sizes of 1-4 MB support at least 100 Hz ...
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Looking for an OAI-PMH provider for OCFL
I am looking for an OAI-PMH¹ provider working on the standardised Oxford Common File Layout (OCFL). It should run under Linux and it should be able to deliver two kinds of Metadata, besides the ...
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Modbus frame analyzer
I am currently working with an oscilloscope capable of analyzing a signal using a few protocol's standards (like RS232, SPI, I2C etc...) except for Modbus and RS485. I need it to determine wether a ...
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Open source software library for camera serial transmission?
I am looking for an equivalent to the Camera Serial Interface, which is a protocol used to communicate from a photo or camera device to a reception such as an USB port, using a serial communication. ...
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What changes to an industrial (android) phone are required, such that it runs an intended automation process uninterruptedly?
For my company, I have access to an 'industrial' android phone, that needs to run some processes automatically. 'Industrial' in this sense simply means that the phone is physically more rugged than a ...
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CAN-based higher-layer protocols for plug an play devices
I need to connect many embedded devices via CAN bus and I am searching for a high layer library/stack that meet the following requirements: Allow up to 100 nodes Transmission of large data chunks (>...
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C protobuf-like framework, without malloc
Is there a Protocol Buffers implementation, or alternative, for C99, which works with statically allocated data, without the need for malloc? I.e. if all my structs have fixed length arrays: // this ...
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Softphone with protocol to hang up the call
I am using self developed CTI system and trying to integrate with softphone. Currently I have integrated with AGEphone (https://www.ageet.com/home-en) however, the quality of the sound is pretty bad. ...
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Double Ratchet Algorithm (Axolotl) implementations
I'm looking for libraries that implement the Double Ratchet Algorithm (known also as Axolotl). So far I've found the following: https://github.com/wireapp/proteus https://whispersystems.org/docs/ ...
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Need a simulator tool to test Protocols of SS7/INAP
Good day.. I am looking for a tool where i can test protocols like SS7/INAP & ENUM The tool will be used to test a call flow between users... As far as i have checked, i had a little options to ...
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MODBUS device library
MODBUS - despite being very old - is a common and widely used protocol in industrial applications for connection sensors, plc's and machines. The MODBUS protocol can be seen as an early client/server ...
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Open Source PCoIP client for Unix or PCoIP client compiled for ARM
The PC over IP protocol is a proprietary protocol for controlling computers with graphical interfaces remotely (similar to the RDP protocol of Microsoft) I need to use raspberry-pi as client for our ...
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Which IoT protocol/framework for wireless M2M communication? [closed]
There has been a lot of Internet of Things open standards, protocols, frameworks and even full stacks emerging recently. But which of them is the most functional, interoperable and future-proof? ...