What is the purpose of this project?
It is a personal learning project to understand and implement a Module Protocol Server, covering protocol design, client-server communication, and modular architecture.
Module Protocol Server - Learning Project MCP Server
@DeepeshSuryawanshi
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Overview
What is Module Protocol Server - Learning Project?
Module Protocol Server - Learning Project is a personal learning initiative focused on understanding and implementing a protocol server. It covers the basics of protocol design, client-server communication over a network, and modular server architecture.
How to use Module Protocol Server - Learning Project?
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Key features of Module Protocol Server - Learning Project
- Modular architecture for handling different protocols
- Simple client-server communication
- Logging and debugging features
- Extendable design for future protocols
Use cases of Module Protocol Server - Learning Project
- Learning how a protocol server works
- Understanding client-server communication over a network
- Exploring modular programming concepts
- Experimenting with building a simple protocol from scratch
Frequently asked questions
What programming language is used?
The server is built using C/C++ and socket programming.
What are the key features described in the README?
Features include modular architecture, simple client-server communication, logging/debugging, and an extendable design for future protocols.
What dependencies are required to run the server?
The recommended tools are GCC, GDB, optionally Wireshark, and a Linux or Windows operating system with socket programming support.
What operating systems are supported?
The server can be used on Linux or Windows (the specific OS used by the developer is not specified).
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