tcplite

a minimalistic TCP/IP stack for 16-bit DOS

Status: Abandoned

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This is an ABANDONED project.

It was actually never meant to be become anything serious - rather an experiment. Still, tcplite managed to handle ARP, IP and UDP packets. TCP was half-baked at the moment I decided to abort the project, due to higher priorities.

Maybe I will reboot tcplite one day. Or maybe not.

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Linux, MS-DOS

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2018-09-14

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