I loaded up Wireshark to see what's going on. The packet with the rest of the message is never being sent out. It looks like it is being buffered up on the Netburner side. Is there any way to flush a TCP socket? I couldn't find anything after searching around.
Also another note:
When the issue ...
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- Tue Feb 25, 2014 7:32 am
- Forum: NetBurner Software
- Topic: Rapid TCP writes are inconsistent SBL2eXA
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- Topic: Rapid TCP writes are inconsistent SBL2eXA
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Rapid TCP writes are inconsistent SBL2eXA
So I have this small little program that reads the values of the input pins, and then sends the value over a TCP socket.
I have it set up so that when a client first connects to the TCP socket, the Netburner will send out the current value of each pin.
The TCP message takes the form of "SOCKET_NUM ...
I have it set up so that when a client first connects to the TCP socket, the Netburner will send out the current value of each pin.
The TCP message takes the form of "SOCKET_NUM ...