Somebody made a claim that TCP isn't high performance without specifying what that means, I gave a counterexample of just how high performance TCP is picking so

Somebody made a claim that TCP isn't high performance without specifying what that means, I gave a counterexample of just how high performance TCP is picking some arbitrary notion of "high performance". Almost like it makes the point that arguing about "high performance" is useless without saying what that means. That said: > you're not going to measure how multiplexing multiple data streams onto one TCP connection Of course not: When I want to argue against "TCP is not a high performance protocol", why would I want to measure some other protocol that multiplexes connections over TCP? That is not measuring the performance of TCP. I could conjure any protocol that requires acknowledgement from the other side for each emitted packet before sending the next, and then claim "UDP is not high performance" when running that over UDP - that doesn't make sense.