Hi Francois Piette, >> - By the way: If you have no Line Mode then ICS don't do >> buffering at all. It just uses "send" of Winsock! >> > This sentence is wrong. TWSocket use a FIFO buffer when you call Send. > Whatever data size you send, TWSocket will use a list of buffers (Each > having a BufSize length wich by default is the largest data packet accepted > on Ethernet so that fragmentation is the least possible). > > Each time you cann Send, TWSocket tries to deliver data from his FIFO to > winsock. Each time winsock notifies that he has room into his own buffer, > then TWSocket extract data from his FIFO and give it to winsock. Eventually, > TWSocket empty his buffer and then triggers OnDataSent event. > > Winsock has his own buffers, usually 8KB for send and another 8KB for read. I didn't say anything about splitting and so on, but you're right in an other thing: I missed to tell that my sentence is only valid if you do "TWSocket.Flush;". And there I am true that V6 ICS directly runs "send" on Winsock to immediatlely send the data. And that was the point: It not buffers internaly but forces to send it immediately to winsock or it blocks.
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