回覆: Re: [twsocket] Buffer size

2006-01-17 Thread Opqrst Ghrst
hello,

thanks to reply.
but by my test, if my cpu not slow when I use buffer
32kb to send 50MB file only cost 13Mins,
with 8kb it must cost  almost 20Mins.
It not always can up to max speed, but maybe better
for slow cpu works.

  
--- Francois Piette [EMAIL PROTECTED] 說:

 Actully, the buffer size you use to transmit receive
 is not critical at all. It has to be large
 enoug in orther to not have too much OnDataSent or
 OnDataAvailable events triggeres which would
 consume CPU and in case you have a slow CPU, you
 couldn't sustain the line speed when the line speed
 is high (such as Gigabit). If the buffer is too
 large, it is simply a waste on memory.
 
 In the http component, the buffer is used in a way
 that the maximum header line must fit into the
 receive buffer. A part from that, the buffer could
 be reduce without significant impact.
 
 To send files, it is better to have a buffer which
 is a multiple of the maximum packet size (MTU).
 But if you have several physical layers (LAN and PPP
 for example), it is difficult to adjust the
 buffer size dynamically. All in all, 4KB is a good
 value in most situations.
 
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 - Original Message - 
 From: David A. G. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: twsocket@elists.org
 Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 1:44 AM
 Subject: [twsocket] Buffer size
 
 
  Hello all, sorry if this topic was posted some
 times.
 
  I making a protocol to transfer files via TCP
 using a mixed mode (binary and
  text).
  I searched in ICS Components for the better buffer
 size:
 
  in HTTP protocol I found HTTP_SND_BUF_SIZE = 8193
 
  I made tests and this value works great for LAN
 transferences but using
  internet I (through some linux routers) got blocks
 always minor than 1423
  bytes.
  I'm doing something bad if I still using 8193 ?  
 (Delphi 7, WinXP)
 
  thanks
  David
 
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Re: [twsocket] Buffer size

2006-01-16 Thread Francois Piette
Actully, the buffer size you use to transmit receive is not critical at all. It 
has to be large
enoug in orther to not have too much OnDataSent or OnDataAvailable events 
triggeres which would
consume CPU and in case you have a slow CPU, you couldn't sustain the line 
speed when the line speed
is high (such as Gigabit). If the buffer is too large, it is simply a waste on 
memory.

In the http component, the buffer is used in a way that the maximum header line 
must fit into the
receive buffer. A part from that, the buffer could be reduce without 
significant impact.

To send files, it is better to have a buffer which is a multiple of the maximum 
packet size (MTU).
But if you have several physical layers (LAN and PPP for example), it is 
difficult to adjust the
buffer size dynamically. All in all, 4KB is a good value in most situations.

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- Original Message - 
From: David A. G. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: twsocket@elists.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 1:44 AM
Subject: [twsocket] Buffer size


 Hello all, sorry if this topic was posted some times.

 I making a protocol to transfer files via TCP using a mixed mode (binary and
 text).
 I searched in ICS Components for the better buffer size:

 in HTTP protocol I found HTTP_SND_BUF_SIZE = 8193

 I made tests and this value works great for LAN transferences but using
 internet I (through some linux routers) got blocks always minor than 1423
 bytes.
 I'm doing something bad if I still using 8193 ?   (Delphi 7, WinXP)

 thanks
 David

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