localhost and server-to-server tools + benchmarks

[salesiss]

There is a chance to try UDT on real world events:

Source code is simple (good+), and udt is a challenging protocol that is/was leading, but still untested or unkown by the masses:

let's make some tools out of this git and clarify for life:

1. is udt still a challeging and good protocol, competitive to tcp-ip, or mux ?
   or it's today simply outdated;
2. well we can sort it out:

Make two tools:

sendclient.c and receiveclient.c -> refactored and updated to match IPERF
results: achieve on localhost speeds up to 10 and 99GBPS as iperf does on a laptop or commodity hardware;

sendfile.c and receivefile.c -> make a connection between two vps, from japan to us and achieve better results than a tunnel, less cpu% consumption and much faster than kcp-tun (go) and/or tsunami

As for myself, I can publish benchmarks for the current UNPATCHED and unmodified versions of UDT quite fast, can we do that ?

So, is making UDT a world-class protocol still feasible ? Does it pay the effort ?
Can we publish results as they are from git ? Or: is there another project from the same (or near-like) authors that surpasses this git project ?

Thanks all for answering !