> > Hi all,
> Hello
>
> > I've done a bit of integration of my WatchNetEndpoint class with
> > bme.
> > It's shown up the fact that the protocol code (in
> > MsnServerHandler::receive) only gets 1 byte at a time from the
> > BNetEndpoint. I think this should be changed as it is not very
> > efficient to keep calling the net_server like this; and it may
> > explain
> > some of the instability experienced by people with fast
> > connections.
> > What does anybody think?
> >
> You're right, it is really inefficient to have so many receive calls,
> it's been something I always wanted to change, but have never put
> much
> effort into it, mainly because the MsnServerHandler::receive method
> should copy only one Msn command to the buffer. I never came up with
> a
> good solution to this problem, only the easy but inefficient way we
> have now. Do you have any suggestions for this?
I read something about it in the hypothetic.org FAQ:
http://www.hypothetic.org/docs/msn/resources/faq.php
I'll have a go at something like this.
> > Also, because my WatchNetEndpoint class adds a "received" item
> > after
> > each call to BNetEndpoint::Receive, the current code creates a very
> > messy-looking log:
> >
> > http://si-msn.port5.com/netwatch.png
> >
> It looks good!!, that will help me sending the P2P messages.
I've not added the hex support yet, I'll fix the server handlers to get
a larger buffer first, then look at that side of things.
> Daniel.
Simon
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