read Tcp stream

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Droopy

Hi,

My application is receiving commands from Tcp sockets (about 1500/second).
There are local clients (I mean running on the same host) sending commands
on local Tcp sockets and my application running on remote hosts sending
commands on Tcp sockets.
I rely on Tcp buffering, reading and handling commands as fast as I can.
Should I create 1 (or 2) command queue(s) for buffering commands ?
What is the best way to handle this ?

Thanks in advance.
 
The only thing I could recommend is to defer the command handling to
another thread, in order to improve the throughput of your sockets.

Regards,
Tasos
 

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