Hello everyone, I'd like to use the corking functionality introduced in 3.1, but there is something I don't fully understand. The docs for gnutls_record_send() say that when corked
"All queued records will be sent when gnutls_uncork() is called or when the maximum record size is reached.". While testing I found that even if I give it more data than the record size via multiple gnutls_record_send() calls, it accepts all of it and does no output until gnutls_record_uncork() is called which then sends multiple records. gnutls_record_send() always returned a number equal to the number of bytes given to it as data_size. The latter half of the quote from the manual implies that gnutls_record_send() can send records and thus call the push function while corked. Which one is it? Is it correct to assume that while corked, gnutls_record_send() simply copies the data into an internal buffer and the gnutls_record_uncork() function does something equivalent to what gnutls_record_send() does when not corked, but operates on all of the data given to it earlier? Regards, Attila _______________________________________________ Gnutls-help mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnupg.org/mailman/listinfo/gnutls-help
