Example 26 - mk_peer/mk_channel echo test (headless, no window).

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26_peer_echo server # echoes every message back on its channel 26_peer_echo client [host] # sends N messages on a reliable AND an # unreliable channel, verifies the echoes Verifies the transport-agnostic layer: P1 - message boundaries preserved, varying lengths intact, correct per-peer attribution. P2 - channel 0 (RELIABLE_ORDERED, via KCP) delivers every message in order even under packet loss; channel 1 (UNRELIABLE) may lose messages but never corrupts them. Run the server with MK_NET_LOSS=20 to drop 20% of datagrams and watch the reliable channel still arrive complete while the unreliable one thins out.

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This is a command-line example with no window, so it has no screenshot. Run it from build-linux/bin/26_peer_echo.

Number: 26
Tags: networking
Requires: MODKIT_ENABLE_NETWORKING
Source: examples/26_peer_echo/main.c

Build and run

./scripts/build-linux.sh release --target=26_peer_echo --run