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@@ -25,9 +25,8 @@ time), easy DoS (each thread uses one in a limited number of thread handles), and abandons determinism (nobody guarantees that parallel threads are executed "in order"; thus a message in a later-spawned thread might be delivered to the socket earlier than older messages - effectively circumventing one of the -promises of TCP/IP: that all packets will reappear in order; i haven't seen this -behaviour of mrpeach/net in real life yet; however i don't see any -countermeasurements either) +promises of TCP/IP: that all packets will reappear in order; users have already +reported this behaviour, which makes using those objects a bit unreliable) on the long run compatibility with the upstream library is intended. (though probably not for all the cruft that is in there) @@ -51,7 +50,7 @@ _heavy_ load. most do both. iemnet wants to provide objects whih allow you to saturate the network connection and still keep Pd reactive. (sidenote: saturating even a 100MBit network with Pd might lead to audio -dropouts; this is not necessarily related to the network but rather to the +dropouts; this is not necessarily related to the network but rather to the amount of data processed by Pd...) easy to use: |