Markus Humm wrote:
> Hello,
>
> after reading your replies (thanks for them) I'm still wondering what
> this means for me or what the FReadCount is really for.
>
> I had the impression that it would count all the bytes received within
> the session.
> Is that right?
Yes.
> It's only for statis
> So if I comment it out it doesn no harm?
I think it would not harm.
> or can I safely $R- the ICS code?
You can also. ICS code is never based on compiler generated checks. I always
turn on such checks to be sure to catch my errors and you can surely turn
the check off to get smaller and fast
Hello,
after reading your replies (thanks for them) I'm still wondering what
this means for me or what the FReadCount is really for.
I had the impression that it would count all the bytes received within
the session. Is that right? It's only for statistical/informative
purposes? So if I commen
Fastream Technologies wrote:
>> Sure, otherwise you add bytes transfered in previous sessions to
>> the next client. What do you think is a fix? Even if there was
>> an Int256 it may overflow as well if you keep connections alive
>> infinite.
>
> Yes but Abort/Shutdown must have been called in bet
