M.O.A.R. - Mesh-Oriented Adaptive Routing, created by [censored] team. M.O.A.R. stack is a network protocols stack implemeting base ideas of that routing. Names "MOAR stack", "MOARstack" or even just "MOAR" are also available and means "M.O.A.R. stack" in most cases.

M.O.A.R stack provides way of connecting with unlimited count of devices when no predefined routes and even no special router devices. Actually, M.O.A.R. stack makes a kind of router from any node within the network. Without need in predefined structure, the whole network can easily change its topology, and the only consecuence is a need to restore node routes.

Current implementation of M.O.A.R. stack is made with C99 (ANSI C99) standard of C language and aims Linux systems with kernel of 2.6 version or later.

M.O.A.R. stack logical structure contains several layers (also called levels):

• Interface - incapsulates routine work for point-to-point connections with nearby nodes.
• Channel - performs choosing the best way to connect to every nearest node and related tasks.
• Routing - layer, which provides routines for finding most appropriate data transfer routes.
• Presentation - layer which implements cryptography, granulating data and gathering it back.
• Service - provides API for other applications to simplify usage of M.O.A.R. stack.

Layers are presented above in the order from the closest to the hardware (interface) to the most abstract (service).

Most of directories in the M.O.A.R. stack repository have their own purposes:

• ./ - in the root directory files (CMakeLists.txt actually) to build the entire project and all the other project subdirectories (sometimes gathered in one subdirectory, as it is for layers) are presented.
• layers - directories with headers and sources for every layer, including common ones for all layers.
  • interface, channel, routing, presentation, service - directories with sources and headers only related to one layer per folder.
  • shared - files (mostly headers) which are common for all layers.
• libmoar - sources and headers, which can be used in other projects to connect with M.O.A.R. stack and use it to transfer data; thus, these files implement API for M.O.A.R. stack (point of connection with service layer).
• moard - sources and headers, gathering all the layers into the linux daemon.
• tools - sources and headers of additional service programms using M.O.A.R. stack or to be used with M.O.A.R. stack.

There are no tools implemented yet, but creating of at least one is planned:

Program to check accessibility of node specified by its address. Sends special packets with some interval, receives replies and gathers statistics about delivering these packets.

Current license for M.O.A.R. stack is BSD-3-Clause

No matter of license type, author of MOAR is [censored] team, and rights to decide what to do with project and which license to use belongs to the [censored] team. If we will not like what you do with this software - we will find you, sue you and we will piss on your body afterwards.