- From: Attila Uhljar <attila.uhljar@intervoice-brite.com>
- Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2001 15:12:59 -0600
- To: <c.pietra@finsiel.it>, <www-lib@w3.org>
Hi, I think Jens Meggers has a customized 'HTHost.c' that solves the problem. It also contains some bugfixes. I'm using it and I'm happy with it. Attila >>> "Cesare Pietra" <c.pietra@finsiel.it> 03/30/01 03:01AM >>> Hi everybody. A problem with my code, using libwww: I have 2 kinds of requests, both to the same server, but with different length for their respective responses. I wish I could issue a lot of requests, of both kinds, to the same server, avoiding the shorter responses to wait in a queue until some huge amount of data (relative to a longer response) to be received by my application. I used the LoadToFile function, trying to exploit pipelining and persistent connections (non blocking I/O, pseudo-threads) to enhance performance. After all my requests have been created in some kind of order (I can say it because I added a Before filter), their responses are scheduled in the same order (I can say it because I added an After filter), no short request has been serviced in an interleaving way, until a longer preceding one did. How can I avoid such a waste waiting ? Thanks Cesare Pietra
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