Ron_1st wrote:
>
> No, this is not correct.
>
> My internet connection is 20Mbits (20/8 = 2500 KByte/second)
> When I write 1Kb (8kbit) it goes with 20Mbs speed on the wire.
>
> Using packets of 1 KByte every second is a transfer rate (bandidth)
> The average is then the wished 1 Kbits using 1/2500 second and the
> remainder of 2499 Kbits is free for other tasks.
>
>
Well, ok, my English is poor so I think there was a misunderstatement.
But my problem now is how to avoid freezes caused by the WRITE instruction.
If this can give me a way to calculate how many kb the client receives in 1
second, this is very good too.
So, I think it is possible to calibrate the pause when the first freeze
occours, but is a "dirty" solution, I prefer to avoid the freeze.
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