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Authors of the ROHC library

Maintainer

The ROHC compression/decompression library is currently developed and maintained by Didier Barvaux.

The ROHC library is released under the LGPL2.1+ license. See the COPYING file for more details about the license.

The ROHC library embeds parts that are published under the zlib license:

  • src/common/crcany.c
  • src/common/crcany.h

The ROHC library embeds parts that are published under the MIT license:

  • src/common/csiphash.c
  • src/common/csiphash.h
  • src/common/test/test_csiphash.c

Companies

The following companies are/were involved in the project:

Individuals

The following people are/were involved in the project:

  • Didier Barvaux: Main developer and maintainer (email Viveris)
  • Cédric Baudoin: Many thanks for his help during the library development and for his tenacity during the process of making the library Open Source
  • David Moreau: ROHC RTP profile
  • Emmanuelle Péchereau: IPv6 list compression and some non-standard modifications to improve ROHC on satellite links
  • Damien Pinet: test and benchmark
  • Julien Bernard: bugfixes
  • Julien Peyrade: bugfixes
  • FWX:
    • ESP profile
    • TCP profile (initial work)
    • debugging on ARM/PPC
  • Mikhail Gruzdev: support for Linux kernel
  • Raman Gupta: support for ROHC-over-Ethernet tunnel
  • Klaus Warnke: bugfixes on TCP profile
  • Steven Brown: reduce librohc.so size
  • Simon Paillard: fix doc and copyright info
  • [Selvaganesan Murugesan]: D flag conformance problem
  • Bi-Ruei Chiu: GCC-7 fixes
  • Mark Adler: CRC algorithms imported from crcany
  • Marek Majkowski: SipHash implementation in C imported from csiphash.
  • Mehmet Sulak: increase max W-LSB window width up to 256

History

The library started as a fork of the ROHC Project 2003 at the Lulea University of Technology, Sweden. The code changed so much since then, that they are not mentioned as author anymore.

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