Netreceive and TCP/Windows
Guenter Geiger
geiger at epy.co.at
Wed Jun 28 13:32:33 CEST 2000
Hi,
There is a "TCP_NODELAY" call on WinXX which should at least improve
performance for NT->Linux and NT->NT.
TCP_NODELAY exists for Linux too, but I'm not sure if this improves
the situation.
I have changed a few things in the net code, to make it more secure
on Linux (no hassle with reserved ports if the application stops
without disconnect and the like)
I will sort these things out for 0.31 and will sent patches to miller,
which are in a managable, understandable form in the near future.
Meanwhile if someone wants to try my current x_net.c .. it is
attached.
No guaranties for anything, though.
Guenter
PS:
more things to come
- running pd without a gui
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=?iso-8859-1?Q?S=F8ren_Bovbjerg?= writes:
> Hi
>
> I couldn't help notice that Netreceive runs quite badly with TCP on Windows95/98 (but otherwise fine on my Linux box). Is this a Win95/98 issue or is it also a problem with WinNT? (I mean, PD is not really a win9x program, is it?)
>
> Linux Netsend to Win9x Netreceive gives very laggy data while the other way works fine. Strangely enough I have no problem with the UDP port at all (!!?)
>
> Any comments??
>
> S?ren
>
>
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