>> Oh, I though this would just be for inproc connections. As in, the >> total size of all buffers should be SNDHWM + RCVHWM. For TCP, there >> are buffers on either side of the network connection, and so you get >> this by having one side create a SNDHWM buffer, and the other create >> a RCVHWM buffer. It's only in the inproc connection — where there's >> only a single buffer — where you'd have to add together the values to >> get the correct buffer size. > > Agreed. I haven't suggested otherwise btw.
Ah whoops, my bad. I should read more carefully next time! Here's an updated patch:
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This still isn't implementing the split SNDHWM/RCVHWM that you talked about earlier; this just computes the sum of the existing HWM and SWAP options. –doug
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