Re: Designing a protocol for the first time

Chris Carlen wrote:
Jim Stewart wrote:

X-modem CRC. Then you only have to write it for the target.

Yeah, I will spend some time looking at Xmodem to see if I
should do it that way.

I wonder if there is anything in Python for that? Might have
to use some C bindings for Python to use an existing codebase.

If you are going to consider X-modem, try Z-modem. Much better
error control, speed, etc. Uses the same transmission paths.

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