From: gann@tuck.cs.fit.edu (Brian Gann) Subject: Problems with sockets HELP! Date: 22 Feb 1993 04:02:04 GMT
I am having trouble write large data structures across a socket...
The structure size is ~100K, and the write command return ~5662 bytes
successfully written.
In the file /usr/src/linux/net/tcp/sock.h
I changed the values of SK_WMEM_MAX and SK_RMEM_MAX to ~512K.
This works for a while, and then it bombs out with a write error.
I know the socket/tcpip is in the testing phase, but any help would
be great... I really would like to do this project in Linux :)
as opposed to the Sparc 2 I've been using.
Also, on a side note, I am also having a strange error when converting
a floating point number to an integer.
when I do a
int i;
float j;
i=(int) j;
I get a Floating Point Exception...
BTW I am using a 486-33 VLB system, with the -m486 compiler option enabled.
Thanks...
Brian K. Gann