this is the nottcp homepage. hope to replace this lousy page by a nicer one soon...
nottcp is not tcp. or the new opentransport tcp object.
this object provides an interface between MAX messages and the Open Transport TCP network abstraction layer. its purpose is to send and receive data over a TCP connection. it provides also the functionality necessary to establish such a connection both at client (aka active) and server (aka passive) side.
the current version of this object is 0.0.4.
THERE IS NO WARRANTY FOR THIS SOFTWARE AT ALL.
if you just want to use nottcp, use the binary archive.
if
you just want to see what my first max/MSP and OpenTransport project
looks like, download the source archive.
if you want to do something useful, download both archives.
nottcp binary archive:
nottcp-0.0.4-bin.sit
nottcp source code:
nottcp-0.0.4-src.sit
put the nottcp object and the nottcp.help patch somewhere in your max search path.
nottcp is distributed under the Lesser General Public License (LGPL). see http://www.gnu.org/licenses and/or the LICENSE file.
see the README file first.
a nottcp.help patch and a nottcp-test.pat patch are included in the
binary archive, which should explain the usage of nottcp.
0.0.4: reduced verbosity once again. fixed bugs in sending status messages
0.0.3: reenabled rebinding after disconnection in server mode
0.0.3: reduced verbosity (startup message)
0.0.2: enabled TCP NoDelay (nagle algorithm disabled)
0.0.2: OT endpoint creation deferred to non-interrupt task
0.0.1: first release
nottcp version 0.0.3 archives:
nottcp-0.0.3-bin.sit
nottcp-0.0.3-src.sit
nottcp version 0.0.2 archives:
nottcp-0.0.2-bin.sit
nottcp-0.0.2-src.sit
nottcp version 0.0.1 archives:
nottcp-0.0.1-bin.sit
nottcp-0.0.1-src.sit
this object was inspired and its creation was supported by Matt
Wright and CNMAT, the developer of OpenSoundControl.
special thanks to Gerhard Eckel at Fraunhofer Institute for Media
Communication, St. Augustin, Germany, who provided major support for
the development of this object.
write an email to me whenever you think it's the right moment to do so:
© 2003 martin rumori * last changed: 2003-07-12