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It becomes an issue if the data you're reading or writing is larger than 1024 bytes and you are in PipeTransmissionMode.Message, because of some implementation
by thrower123 5y ago
It becomes an issue if the data you're reading or writing is larger than 1024 bytes and you are in PipeTransmissionMode.Message, because of some implementation details with buffers and how StreamReader/Writer handle Read/Write calls on the underlying NamedPipe(Client/Server)Stream
See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31936100/namedpipeserverstream-receive-max-1024-bytes-why https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31936100/namedpipeserver...
- jborean93 5y agoThanks for the info, I personally avoid the message mode and just operate on bytes so that could be why I haven't had problems with it.