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arcium-primitives 0.2.13
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pub use peer_id::
PeerId
;
pub use protocol_info::
ProtocolInfo
;
pub use session_id::
SessionId
;
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Peer
Index
Local numerical identifier for other peers in my cluster. Stems from the lexicographic ordering of all the peer ids in the network. Used to index arrays containing elements (e.g., keys) for all other peer numbers in order.
Peer
Number
Arbitrary numerical identifier for peers running a circuit. Chosen by the circuit constructor. Allows assymetric behaviour in protocols / circuits.