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# Torrent Example

Files:

- network/torrent/addtorrentdialog.cpp
- network/torrent/addtorrentdialog.h
- network/torrent/bencodeparser.cpp
- network/torrent/bencodeparser.h
- network/torrent/connectionmanager.cpp
- network/torrent/connectionmanager.h
- network/torrent/filemanager.cpp
- network/torrent/filemanager.h
- network/torrent/mainwindow.cpp
- network/torrent/mainwindow.h
- network/torrent/metainfo.cpp
- network/torrent/metainfo.h
- network/torrent/peerwireclient.cpp
- network/torrent/peerwireclient.h
- network/torrent/ratecontroller.cpp
- network/torrent/ratecontroller.h
- network/torrent/torrentclient.cpp
- network/torrent/torrentclient.h
- network/torrent/torrentserver.cpp
- network/torrent/torrentserver.h
- network/torrent/trackerclient.cpp
- network/torrent/trackerclient.h
- network/torrent/3rdparty/sha1.h
- network/torrent/forms/addtorrentform.ui
- network/torrent/main.cpp
- network/torrent/icons.qrc
- network/torrent/torrent.pro

The Torrent example is a functional BitTorrent client that illustrates how to write a complex TCP/IP application using Qt.

## License Information

The implementation of the US Secure Hash Algorithm 1 (SHA1) in this example is derived from the original description in RFC 3174.

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