Mister E
01-23-2005, 09:26 AM
I have a network application that has the need to receive data at an extremely high rate, i.e. 1500 bytes every 100ms.
It seems that the socket handling the reception of the data is having some problems. When I slow the send speed down to be every 500ms, everything works fine. As I start to creep towards the 100ms rate, it starts to have problems. I know TCP allocates a receive buffer to handle the data received from the remote client, I would like to try to increase this buffer size and see if that solves my problem. Is this possible?
It seems that the socket handling the reception of the data is having some problems. When I slow the send speed down to be every 500ms, everything works fine. As I start to creep towards the 100ms rate, it starts to have problems. I know TCP allocates a receive buffer to handle the data received from the remote client, I would like to try to increase this buffer size and see if that solves my problem. Is this possible?