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At 11:20 PM 4/4/00 -0400, you wrote:
>I am building an application with both RPC and bulk data transfer
>elements. The various streams are uncorrelated. I believe I want
>the Nagel algorithm and significant buffering to achieve good
>efficiency during bulk data transfer. But when I receive an RPC
>message (very likely to be a small packet) I want to force the
>transmission to occur immediately since the thread issuing the RPC
>will immediately block waiting on the response. To be more precise,
>I want to force immediate transmission of any buffered send requests
>when the RPC thread blocks on a read request.
>
>Is there a TDI-level way to achieve this? Ideally I would like
>a solution works under W98 as well as NT4/W2K.
>
>/john
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>EverFile
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