Simon Marlow writes:
> hGetLine should work fine, indeed that's what I used in the Haskell
> Web Server.
Well, another -- and more important -- problem with hGetLine is that
it will read an arbitrarily long line. An attacker might use this to
implement an denial-of-service attack simply by send
> I was wondering how to read and write from a Socket in the most
> performant way. According to the library documentation from GHC,
> 'hGetBuf' and 'hPutBuf' are the way to go. But my problem with these
> functions is that they expect to read exactly the number of bytes I
> gave them!
>
> The I
Hi,
I was wondering how to read and write from a Socket in the most
performant way. According to the library documentation from GHC,
'hGetBuf' and 'hPutBuf' are the way to go. But my problem with these
functions is that they expect to read exactly the number of bytes I
gave them!
The IO computati
