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uflow is a connection-based layer over UDP that provides a loss-tolerant packet streaming
interface, designed primarily for use in real-time, multiplayer games. It manages connection
state, congestion control, sequencing, and packet fragmentation to produce a simple and robust
data link for real-time applications.
Creating a Connection
Sending Data
Closing a Connection
Structs
A polling-based socket object which manages outbound uflow connections.
Parameters used to configure either endpoint of a uflow connection.
An object representing a connection to a remote host.
A polling-based socket object which manages inbound uflow connections.
Enums
Constants
The maximum transfer unit (MTU) of the internet.
The maximum number of channels which may be used on a given connection.
The maximum size of a packet fragment in bytes, according to frame serialization overhead.
The maximum size of a uflow frame in bytes, according to the internet MTU (1500 bytes) and
UDP header size (28 bytes).
The absolute maximum size of a packet, in bytes.
The current protocol version ID.
The number of header bytes of a UDP packet (including the IP header).