I am not sure this is the right group to post this in, but I'm desparate
to find a sollution for the following problem.
I am creating an Ff extension (Game, Multiplayer PONG), which creates a
TCP connection between 2 clients using the (short version) the code below.
Every 33ms a client will write a 24 bytes string, which is read/handled
by the other client asynchronosly. The problem is that it does not
actually write (or read maybe...) every 33ms, but +/- every 200ms a
client will receive
about 6-7 packages at once.
My first guess is that Nagle or TCP_NODELAY is on, but I could not find
it for sure in the netlib libraries on lxr.
Does anyone know if Nagle is on? Or does anyone have a clue on what else
might be the problem? Might there be some buffer that waits until is has
n bytes, before it actually does something?
Thanks in advance.
Best regards Martijn Kooij
Code example write...
oTrans = onsITransportService.createTransport ( null, 0, host, 10997,
proxyinfo );
oOutputStream = oTrans.openOutputStream(0, 0, 0);
oOutputStream.write(sText, sText.length);
Code example read...
ServerSocketListener =
{
onSocketAccepted : function(socket, transport)
{
oInput = transport.openInputStream(0, 0, 0);
//Long piece of code to init async reading...
}
};
oServer.init(10998, false, -1);
oServer.asyncListen(ServerSocketListener);
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