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-# Project Title
-Snowcast
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-## Description
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-A music streaming server consisting of three programs: the server, the client controller, & the client listener.
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-## Getting Started
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-### Making the executables
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-* Ensure you have gcc installed, as that is what the make file uses.
-* Run `make` in your terminal to make the 3 executables `./snowcast_server`, `./snowcast_control`, & `./snowcast_listener`!
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-### Executing program
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-* To run the server, type in `./snowcast_server` into your terminal. It wil tell you the necessary arguments.
-* To run the controller, type `./snowcast_control` into your terminal.
-* To run the listener, type `./snowcast_listener` into your terminal.
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-### Program Design
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-* A "select_thread" controls accepting new clients and responding to commands from clients. It redirects the logic to separate helper functions to send replies.
-* The station information is held by an array. Each station has a thread that broadcasts to the listeners every half-second (at half the rate per second). During the downtime of this half-second, the station file is read into a buffer and threads are created off of this buffer, waiting to be released. At the top of the second, the station thread then bradcasts a `cond` variable to start all threads that send the station.
-* The `users` pointer containing the user data (along with the separate stations pointer) has a mutex `users_mutex` that allows safe-thread write and deletion. This pointer is also dynamic, using realloc when more memory is needed. There are a few memory optimizations implemented (see `init_user(...)`).
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-
-## Acknowledgments
-
-* [Beej's Guide to Network Programming](https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/)
-* [Lecture Example Code](https://github.com/brown-csci1680/lecture-examples/tree/main)
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