/*
  broker-protocol.h

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#pragma once

#include "pdu.h"

namespace RDMnet {
namespace BrokerProtocol {

/**
 * @brief 1.2.2 Broker Protocol
 *
 * The Broker Protocol enables the scalability and multi-controller
 * functionality of RDMnet. It uses a central server called a Broker to handle
 * discovery, maintain the state of the system and facilitate message routing.
 * The Broker routes messages between a set of other Components, which are
 * referred to as Clients. The Broker Protocol contains a small set of messages
 * that facilitate Client connection and discovery of other Clients.
 */


/**
 * @brief The BrokerProtocol::Pdu class
 */
class Pdu
  : public RDMnet::Pdu
{
public:
  Pdu();
  void iStream(ACN::PDU::Stream) override;
};

} // namespace BrokerProtocol
} // namespace RDMnet