A list of things I want to come back to after finishing the ObjectProperty system.

• Switch from tabs to 4 spaces.
• Combine ki::dml::runtime_error and ki::protocol::runtime_error.
• Create more descriptive exception types and determine when each of them is appropriate.
• Use ki::BitStream instead of std::stream in ki::dml and ki::protocol.
• Modularize ki::protocol::net::Session.
• Remove the triangle inheritance in ki::protocol::net.
• Use instance-owned receive/send buffers instead of allocating buffers for every message.
• Choose a C++ documentation generator and document everything.
• Write in-depth tests. Strive for 80%+ coverage.
• Make ki::protocol::net and ki::protocol::control non-dependant on ki::dml.
• Pass strings by constant reference.
• Make parameters constant if possible.
• Consider thread-safety.
• Look into using C++ smart pointers.
• Use C++ style casting.

Hey, I'm not sure if this project is still being maintained. The protocol docs have been very useful to me, so thank you for making them.

The Session Offer packet appears to have changed structure since the page documenting it was written. The packet is now about 300 bytes and from what I can tell, there is a new field (length-prefixed string) tacked on to the end. It is about 277 bytes.

I suspect that the new string has a role to play in the protocol encryption, but I'm not sure how yet. It's possibly used to derive a symmetric key.