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It turns out TLS isn't that bad. OpenSSL exposes a "memory BIO", which is basically exactly this. You send in writes, and then emit data when you can, and in t
by Lukasa 10y ago
It turns out TLS isn't that bad.
OpenSSL exposes a "memory BIO", which is basically exactly this. You send in writes, and then emit data when you can, and in the meantime it buffers.
It's a bit more limited than that, but generally speaking it's not too bad.
- JoshTriplett 10y agoI assume you handle decompression the same way? Feed in data, and the decompressor emits data when it can?