A collection of networks services, protocols, and architectures.
For each project, browse it for a more detailed presentation.
Token ring is a network topology tailored to achieve low latency and real time networking at the cost of some reliability.
Written in pure ANSI C.
A hierarchical adaptive distributed system-level diagnosis algorithm.
Consists of a (log N)^2-time strategy to diagnose a faulty or fault-free network of N nodes.
This incredibly low complexity time is achieved by using the fact that diagnosis tasks can be run asynchronously.
Written in pure ANSI C at UFPR Computer Science labs by Dr Elias Duarte.
It maps nodes numbers to their positions in a hypercube vector space.
A closure in this network using these keys grants messages to be delivered in O(log N) worst-case messages exchanges.
A server-client architecture wherein a client passes along a formula to a string of machines until reaching the remote server which will evaluate and return its result.
Network can handle as many layer nodes as wanted between client and server.
Written in pure ANSI C.
Written in C++ using raw sockets, messages are passed through bare wire in direct connections by the use of a crossover cable.
It works hierarchicaly below IP protocol mimicking TCP/IP functionalities like parity-checking, sliding windows, package splitting, error correction, interruption resilience, among others.
