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Example Implementation for concurrent client/server

Building the concurrent binary:

go build .

Example: Running in TCP/IP mode

Run a server with "regular IP" and "TCP" like so:

./concurrent -net IP -transport TCP -local :1337

From a second terminal, you can connect to the server like so:

./concurrent -net IP -transport TCP -remote 127.0.0.1:1337

After a second (or so), you should start seeing Timestamps being sent back and forth:

main.go:64: Message: 2021-10-29 12:44:42.98597813 +0200 CEST m=+1.006368091
main.go:64: Message: 2021-10-29 12:44:43.986855783 +0200 CEST m=+2.007244410
...

Example: Running in QUIC over SCION

Server:

./concurrent -net SCION -transport QUIC -local "19-ffaa:1:eb6,[127.0.0.1]:1337"

(Replace 19-ffaa:1:eb6 with the local ISD-AS)

Client:

./concurrent -net SCION -transport QUIC -remote "19-ffaa:1:eb6,[127.0.0.1]:1337"

(Replace 19-ffaa:1:eb6 with the remote ISD-AS. No need to call the client from a different AS though, testing locally works fine, but you still need to specify the full SCION address for now)

Example: Running over UDP

currently broken

Server:

./concurrent -net IP -transport UDP -local ":1337"

Client:

./concurrent -net IP -transport UDP -remote "127.0.0.1:1337"