Rely

Rely consists of 2 different parts:

1. The core library consisting of:
   1. the encoding algorithm which produces repair packets from the incoming data stream.
   2. the decoding algorithm which uses the repair packets to fill in missing data (i.e. lost packets) and reconstruct the original stream.
2. The stand-alone application, that both serve as a reference implementation which shows how to use the core library and as a tool to showcase the functionality. The application is meant to be an easy way to set up an evaluation environment where a reliable tunnel can be established between two endpoints.

The Rely repository is located here: https://github.com/steinwurf/rely

Table of Contents

• Quick Start
  • Using the Waf buildsystem
  • Build using CMake
  • Use as Dependency in CMake
  • Build example
• API
  • class encoder
  • class decoder
  • Functions
  • Defines
  • enum counter
• Code Examples
  • Code Example: Hello World
  • Code Example: Content-Aware Coding
  • Code Example: Encode and Decode
• Application
  • UDP Example: socat
  • UDP Example: VLC
  • TUN Example: ping
  • Network Namespaces
  • Tester Mode Example
  • TUN Example: Network
  • Tester Mode Example
• Design
  • Encoder Design
  • Decoder Design
  • Content-Aware Coding
  • Overview
  • Packet Loss Protection
  • Performance Counters
  • Rely’s Two Modes
  • Timeout Configuration
  • Variable Payload Sizes
• Integrating Rely
• Python Bindings

• Definitions
• LICENSE
• News for rely