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Subject: Re: Broadcast / iterate to all Connection objects via Simple
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On 2023-02-13 08:28, Emmanuel Briot wrote:
> I am not sure how familiar you are with Network programming in general (not just as it would be done in Ada).
> Using a blocking Send could actually kill your performance.
[...]
> A similar approach when receiving messages from clients, by the way.  The message might have sent only part of its message, so you
> need to give up temporarily, and come back to it when poll tells you there is something new to read.

Yes. All networking in Simple components is built on non-blocking 
sockets (socket select).

P.S. This poses difficulties for users, who see all communication turned 
upside down being driven by arbitrary socket events rather than by the 
protocol logic. This was a reason I argued for introducing co-routines 
with task interface in Ada.

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Dmitry A. Kazakov
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