Small size of core QUIC library to replace TCP for embedded system

[Jupiter <[e-mail]>]

Hi,

I am looking for a slim backbone core QUIC library to replace TCP stack.

Here are core features currently I am using TCP, I am wondering if
there is a QUIC open source library can be used or to be further
developed to replace following TCP key functionality

- Replace Boost ASIO TCP by QUIC for socket communication between the
device and Cloud services.

- Use (Address)-restricted-cone NAT

- Use TCP TLS

The major issue when I looked at Google and other QUIC source is
because it supports HTTPS, the size is too large, it is not
modularized, Some open source claimed the library can be used by
adding or removing options, the reality is most of the QUIC libraries
are designed based on HTTPS in mind, it is hard to have a clean small
size QUIC core functions above.

I have to admit my knowledge about QUIC is limited, but I am a
programmer, I am keen to participate a modular QUIC open source
development for embedded system, here are options:

- Take an existing QUIC library (C/C++)

- Fork a QUIC Git source to develop a slim C/C++ QUIC for the embedded system.

- Start from scratch based on reference of some QUIC library

Appreciate your advice and suggestions.

Thank you.

Kind regards,

jupiter




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