Hi.

I've briefly looked at the code but I didn't directly find what I was 
looking for.

I'm wondering if uv_tcp_t tries to write to the socket before it decides to 
queue the data for next writable event? I do this in my use of uv_poll_t 
and it is very fast because I do not need to copy the data and queue it if 
it turns out the socket was writable at the very function call.

So if I have a char *data I can directly write it to the kernel buffer and 
skip the queueing. Is this empoyed in uv_tcp_t, or do you have any 
opposition to this technique?

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