I know this is by design, but I believe that is why you have added
wsoNoReceiveLoop so we don´t have to receive data in OnDataAvailable...
By reading the socket using OnDataAvailable event I reached a bottleneck, my
software wasn´t being able to process over 150mbits of incomming data
because the data from all sockets were being read from a single thread.
So, when I receive the OnDataAvailable event, I trigger a "Processing
Thread" to read the socket, by doing that I have increased significantly the
amount of data I can process and in my tests, my application is now able to
handle over 500mbits of incomming data without any suffering
You have to receive the available data in the OnDataAvailable event
handler.
This is by design. If you want to process the data in another thread then
the most obvious is that you receive the data in the event handler and
then
pass it to the other thread.
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