jacobmetrick

Ok, I think I understand this, but if I call UTP_Write(utp_socket, 100), I would expect a call of my UTPOnWriteProc, but the function that I register never seems to be...

Thanks so much for the help thus far. I have set up a recvfrom / UTP_IsIncomingUTP loop on both my send side and receive side. I think it's in some...

I can't understand why the buffer would be full though. The utp_write callback only gets called once (corresponding, I suppose, with the one UTP_Write function that actually works). Do the...

Can this buffer flush or change size while blocking in the recv call? If not, that may be causing the problem I have where both the receiver and the sender...

Sorry for all the questions: I found the solution to my problems. I needed to alternate between UTP_CheckTimeouts() as well as checking my socket for new data, which I wasn't...

Hi; Largely got everything to work, as I mentioned in my previous comments. However, in situations with high packet loss, I am running up against an issue. I am running...

I've let it run for circa 10 minutes now and it hasn't yet timed out. Occasionally acks are sent/received, but as far as I can tell, nothing else is happening.

It's returning 0. But shouldn't it be writable?

After a little investigation, it seems as if it is never entering the loop in line 2727, while(conn->is_writeable(num_to_send) { When looking into that function, I have used a few helpful...

opt_sndbuf and max_window_user are far larger. max_window on the other hand, on a recent run, repeated at the value 565. Immediately before this its value was 10. I have seen...