... yep, got it, thanks ... hmmm.... sadly does not load up into Voyager (3.2)... maybe a js prob -- Running On: Amiga1200T(Rev2B)apollo 060/50 32mb, ...
Hi, If I open a "file" or port is it? to a TCP socket, can I just copy a file to it? I want to open a file/port, write some data to it, and then whack a file ...
Andrew Bruno
abruno@...
Dec 11, 2002 6:15 am
2967
Andrew Bruno said, ... readch()/writech() would be much faster, although you'll have to do it in 64K chunks thanks to ARexx's variable size limit. If you know...
I had some trouble with the web in the last days. Now It seems I found a stable home page at http://digilander.libero.it/asoft/ Ciao. Alfonso. P.S. On that hp...
... -- 8< -- ... Actually, any chunk larger than 1k works fairly fast, IIRC. I have appended a short script that mimics the c:copy command - it is very fast,...
Hannu E K Nevalainen ...
garbage_collector@...
Dec 11, 2002 6:18 pm
2970
Hello Neil ... Yeah? Ok. But I guess just a bit more code. ;-) ... What happens if the file is >64k? Which brings me to another question on that then. ...
Andrew Bruno
abruno@...
Dec 12, 2002 6:02 am
2971
Hello Alfonso ... (Please - enough of the cookies! My computer is fat enough. I think I will have to put it on a diet!) ... You'll be hearing from me. I'm...
Andrew Bruno
abruno@...
Dec 12, 2002 7:20 am
2972
Hello Hannu ... Thanks, but I have just read it (real time) and haven't digested it all. What is that line: bytes = bytes+writech(out,readch(in,2048)) do? ...
Andrew Bruno
abruno@...
Dec 12, 2002 8:06 am
2973
Andrew Bruno said, ... You get the first 64K, like it says in rmh.guide. ... That depends opn the data you're reading and how the script handles its ...
garbage mail said, ... I would assume that the larger the chunk the better the performance. I'm guessing that using readln()/writeln() is so much slower...
Hello Andrew ... I understand but finding a good web space during this days is not so easy. I mean that people around design stuff for windows clients so Amiga...
Hello Neil ... When writing to an Internet socket (and TCP: is that) is never a good idea to use data size greater then the MTU (note that it is independent...
Alfonso Ranieri said, ... Shouldn't the TCP stack be taking care of that? When you request a file via a web browser, the browser doesn't split it into NTU...
AB> What is that line: bytes = bytes+writech(out,readch(in,2048)) do? AB> Partiularly the last 2048 bit? AB> HN> ... do while ~eof(in) AB> HN>...
Hannu E K Nevalainen ...
garbage_collector@...
Dec 12, 2002 8:11 pm
2979
... Then you would have to find out the MTU value every time you start any script that wishes to transfer data via TCP/IP. Also note that this may change in...
Hannu E K Nevalainen ...
garbage_collector@...
Dec 12, 2002 8:11 pm
2980
... As readln() has to do internal buffering and end of line lookup, it will scan the data read at least once before sending it to the script. Also; the low...
Hannu E K Nevalainen ...
garbage_collector@...
Dec 12, 2002 8:11 pm
2981
Hello Neil ... If you send x chars, the TCP send x chars, fragmenting them in small packets. That is taking cares. A broewser doesn't care about MTU because it...
Hello Hannu ... Abstraction is not reality. ... I didn't say you must compute the size of the packet you send from the MTU, I just said 512 is a good value....
-- 8< -- ... ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Hrmpf... that should be IP-packet size I believe... `:ŽI /Hannu E K Nevalainen, Mariefred, Sweden...
Hannu E K Nevalainen ...
garbage_collector@...
Dec 12, 2002 8:58 pm
2984
... Very well, it isn't - but: The abstraction says a lot about how things are INTENDED to work. If you fail to allow the intention to be fulfilled - by the...
Hannu E K Nevalainen ...
garbage_collector@...
Dec 12, 2002 9:12 pm
2985
Hello Hannu ... I did an extensive testing on various machine from a hp48(sx) connected to the Internet via a 1200 modem to a SuperCry from the Univerity of...
