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Applications (at least on linux) could call setsockopt(fd, TCP_CORK, 0) // uncork setsockopt(fd, TCP_CORK, 1) // cork after every logical block (request/m

by sly010 6y ago

Applications (at least on linux) could call setsockopt(fd, TCP_CORK, 0) // uncork setsockopt(fd, TCP_CORK, 1) // cork after every logical block (request/message/transaction/etc) to get the best of both worlds. Unkorking always releases what's in the buffer. (edited for formatting)