Re: XTP: A better TCP than TCP

[Vince Lo Faso <vincelofaso@earthlink.net>]

Greetings,

I've been working on an XTP implementation for Linux for some time
(and will be the first to admit that I'm order due for releasing
it publically).

I recently  ported it to kernel 2.3.x and am in the process of (re)sending
a patch to David.

I'm doing this strictly on a volunteer basis, which means I can respond to
emails
during the evenings and have limitted time for its development--but unlimitted

interested in its growth and potential.  More info will follow.

Quick synopsis of XTP:

XTP is quite flexible and versatile, capable of offering UDP-like and TCP-like

services--and everything in between--in one protocol stack.  However, its
flexibility
is also its weak point.  There is little public
data-experience-testing-implementation
on making XTP work in an IP environment, hence this XTP-Linux project.
There are also several transport issues that need to be explored in an XTP/IP
environment.

If anyone is really interested in this and wants to help out, let me know
offline.

Thanks,

Vince.


"David S. Miller" wrote:

>    Date:        Tue, 01 Jun 1999 17:10:30 -0400
>    From: Jordan Mendelson <jordy@wserv.com>
>
>    Is there any projects out there to add XTP to the standard linux
>    kernel?
>
> There is someone who is working on XTP/Linux and keeps sending me
> patches, but they always need massive formatting cleanups before I can
> apply them and then he disappears again for a few months.
>
> This is not necessarily his fault, he may not have the time to finish
> up and submit patches cleanly, but until _someone_ does this work I
> cannot even put his work in progress code into the tree.
>
> Later,
> David S. Miller
> davem@redhat.com
>
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