GiFT
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giFT Internet File Transfer (giFT, signifiant transfert de fichier par internet) est un daemon permettant l'utilisation de plusieurs protocoles de partage de fichiers en pair à pair avec un seul client possèdant une interface utilisateur graphique (GUI). Le client charge dynamiquement les greffons qui implémentent les protocoles, au moment requis. Les protocoles sont[1] :
Les clients communiquent avec le processus de giFT en utilisant un protocole réseau léger ; le code du protocole est complètement abstrait pour l'interface utilisateur. Il existe déjà plusieurs interfaces graphiques pour giFT, parmi les quelles des versions pour Microsoft Windows, Apple Macintosh, et les plateformes de type Unix.
Le nom giFT est un acronyme récursif.
GiFT est écrit en langage C portable.
GiFT ne supporte pas l'encodage Unicode pour le moment.
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