Someone asked the following questions, I know there are many gurus on
the net:
on winsock:
1. How does an application determine send buffer when it issues send
call ?
2. Is there relation between send buffer and size of tcp receive window
as sent by the receiving end ?
3. If, in a packet trace, I see sender who puts a push bit after every
64K, does that mean that the sender uses a 64K send buffer
when he issued send call ?
4. Is the use of push bit in send call optional ?
5. Why would you do that in a non-interactive application ? (i.e. bulk
transfer: printing).
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