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I can drop a frame, I can't casually drop misordered packets. It takes many packets to build a frame. I have to reorder interframe packets (actually I just inse
by MrLeap 7y ago
I can drop a frame, I can't casually drop misordered packets. It takes many packets to build a frame. I have to reorder interframe packets (actually I just insert-in-order). If I drop packets, I get data scrolling like a busted CRT raster.
I'm using a KoalaBarrel. Koalas receive envelopes full of eucalyptus leaves. Koalas have to eat their envelopes in order. First koala to get his full subscription becomes fat enough to crush all the koalas beneath him. Keep adding koalas. Disregard letters addressed to dead koalas.
- shawnz 7y agoNot saying this is the ideal solution, but you could just drop any frame that contains any out of order packets. If an out of order packet arrives, just drop the current frame and start ignoring packets until you find the start of another frame.
- madddiagnosis 7y agoThis is very dependent on the frame in question, iframes are much more valuable than p/b frames. If you get unlucky with dropped frames you can end up showing a lot of distorted nonsense to the end user.