This is one of the reasons to consider using a UDP socket instead.
That way you can control the rate of packet transmission yourself.
But of course you also have to handle packet ordering and
retransmission yourself to if they're needed.
Happy Holidays,
Joe
At 2:33 AM -0800 12/24/06, Fargo Holiday wrote:
This is why one shouldn't ask questions before sleeping on it. Sorry
about that, I'd managed to get all the wrong parts of my brain
working on the question. Naturally a socket has no concept of
bandwidth, only how much data is being chugged into it, and
specifically the size of chunks you feed it.
Happy holidays people.
Fargo Holiday wrote:
Howdy,
So, can any of you point me towards a good way of controlling the
amount of bandwidth a tcp connection is using in RB? Is this
something that can be handled with straight RB, or will I need to
use declares?
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