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Many applications don't use TCP/IP directly, but RPC (or as others have pointed out, protobufs). Then someone needs just to adapt the RPC layer to support the
by guenthert 4y ago
Many applications don't use TCP/IP directly, but RPC (or as others have pointed out, protobufs). Then someone needs just to adapt the RPC layer to support the new network protocol.
Most applications don't care about TCP any more than they care about IP.