Add comment to clarify seq/ack/peerack about teeworlds HOT 7 OPEN

Can you make a PR?

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Can you make a PR?

I would have to investigate to figure out in the first place. I was hoping someone knows without looking it up.

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m_Sequence is likely the next (or the previous) sequence number for vital chunks that we are going to send, m_Ack is the highest sequence number of vital packets we've seen (and all previous ones) and m_PeerAck is likely the corresponding highest sequence number that our peer has acknowledged.

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m_Sequence is likely the next (or the previous) sequence number for vital chunks that we are going to send, m_Ack is the highest sequence number of vital packets we've seen (and all previous ones) and m_PeerAck is likely the corresponding highest sequence number that our peer has acknowledged.

So like this?

When I send a vital chunk I bump m_Sequence
When I receive a vital chunk I bump m_Ack
When I receive a sequence number from the other party I set m_PeerAck

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Okay now I understand but do not feel comfortable forming proper english comments :D

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When I send a vital chunk I bump m_Sequence

Yes.

When I receive a vital chunk I bump m_Ack

Only if you've seen all previous ones, too. But yes.

When I receive a sequence number from the other party I set m_PeerAck

When you receive an ack in the packet header from the remote party, you set m_PeerAck.

What are you doing, if I may ask? :)

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What are you doing, if I may ask? :)

Trying to fix my ddos script

Documenting the protocol: https://chillerdragon.github.io/teeworlds-protocol/07/fundamentals.html#sequence_numbers

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