MPTCP - DelayTolerant Transport Protocol

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MPTCP is a "Delay-Tolerant Transport Protocol for Ad hoc Networks". This project is a linux implementation of the protocol as a C shared library.

It can be easily deployed in existing and new software following the documentation provided.

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