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Nice website, beautiful illustrations, I'm wondering where the protocol fits in with the standard OSI model. It looks like layer 1 or 2, but optimized for const
by woah 10y ago
Nice website, beautiful illustrations, I'm wondering where the protocol fits in with the standard OSI model. It looks like layer 1 or 2, but optimized for constrained hardware? What's the purpose?
- gioscarab 10y agoCiao woah, thank you for your feedback. The protocol is now in its 0.3 release so is now under development, but it is structured in a 2 layer model, with Strategies or Data link layer and PJON protocol layer or in OSI protocol and transport layer. It is optimized to be extensible, configuration driven and with a low overhead. If you are interested in the protocol specification take a look to the latest (0.3) https://github.com/gioblu/PJON/blob/master/specification/PJON-protocol-specification-v0.3.md https://github.com/gioblu/PJON/blob/master/specification/PJO...