Class Hierarchy

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This inheritance list is sorted roughly, but not completely, alphabetically:

[detail level 12]

CEPS::CommAddress1	Communication header: send a number of important addresses sent by the server to the clients on startup
CEPS::CommData1	Communication header: data packet
CEPS::CommHeader1	Communication header: common fields to all communication commands
CEPS::CommHello2	Communication header: initial "hello" sent between clients and servers when they first connect
CEPS::CommList2	Communication header: list all devices
CEPS::CommList2Data	Represents a single EPS client
CEPS::CommStats1	Communication header: send stats information
▼CEPS::Connection	Base class for TCP and UDP connections between peer devices
CEPS::TCPConnection	TCP connection
CEPS::UDPConnection	UDP connection
CEPS::EthernetHeader	Typical 14-byte ethernet header. (Ignores 802.1Q.)
▼CEPS::Hull	The Hull is the base class for both the client and server
CEPS::ClientHull	Client hull
CEPS::ServerHull	Server hull
CEPS::Ipv4Header	Typical 20-byte IPV4 header
CEPS::NetBuffer	NetBuffer objects manage blocks of buffer bytes used for either reading from, and writing to sockets
CEPS::Packet	Simple class to dissect a packet and look for a few key identifiers, such as is_ipv4() and is_ipv4_tcp()
CEPS::Statistics	Track all of the transfer and bandwidth statistics
CEPS::Stats	Manage the EPS::Statistics structure. Differentiate between total statistics, and those gathered in the last minute
CEPS::Tracker	Manage all tracker records
CEPS::TrackerData	Used to track everything we know about a particular EPS client