Hmm, as far as I know you can't really control such things with TCP
sockets in general. I mean the TCP(/IP) itself doesn't enable to force
sending the bytes from the buffer. It makes it own decision what and
when to send stuff. I wants to send the stuff as efficient as possible.
No, I have to ad
Is there a way to get a progress event on a socket write (flush)?
Right now, the way I understand it, if you write data to a socket you
have no way of knowing when the data has completely been flushed.
This is a problem if you're writing a lot of data, because you could
blow that buffer .. gue
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