Hello.
I launch two programs in a machine.
These programs communicate each other by TCP socket.
(OS : Windows Server 2003 x64)
Here is my question.
Can I use UDP instead of TCP as IPC?
Because they are in same machine,
I think, there'd be no packet loss and even the orders of packet would be
guaranteed, isn't it?
If it is, then I can trust UCP.
Is there any MS document about that?
And, what could be the most fast and effective mechanic as IPC?
As Jeffrey said, if they are in a same machine, then IPC, socket, pipe, and
so on use MMF. Then, maybe the performance of these wouldn't be that much.
Is it true?
Thanks, in advance.
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You could try but I think anyone that has been in the network game at all is
going to tell you that while it sounds like you could that doe snot mean you
should.
UDP does NOT guarantee delivery nor the order of arrival of any packet.
SHOULD they be ok as long as the packets stay on the same machine? PROBABLY
Is it guaranteed to be that way? NOPE
Would I count on it as a software developer? NOPE
"P" <ri******@naver.comwrote in message
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Hello.
I launch two programs in a machine.
These programs communicate each other by TCP socket.
(OS : Windows Server 2003 x64)
Here is my question.
Can I use UDP instead of TCP as IPC?
Because they are in same machine,
I think, there'd be no packet loss and even the orders of packet would be
guaranteed, isn't it?
If it is, then I can trust UCP.
Is there any MS document about that?
And, what could be the most fast and effective mechanic as IPC?
As Jeffrey said, if they are in a same machine, then IPC, socket, pipe,
and
so on use MMF. Then, maybe the performance of these wouldn't be that much.
Is it true?
Thanks, in advance.
Yes. I just wonder whether MS say anything about Socket mechanic if they
pass packet in a same machine.
I heard that, in Linux, they use shortcut for performance if Packet is going
to other program in the same machine. But, I'm not assure. :)
Thank for your help.
Sincere.
"Ray Cassick" <rc*************@enterprocity.comwrote in message
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You could try but I think anyone that has been in the network game at all
is going to tell you that while it sounds like you could that doe snot
mean you should.
UDP does NOT guarantee delivery nor the order of arrival of any packet.
SHOULD they be ok as long as the packets stay on the same machine?
PROBABLY
Is it guaranteed to be that way? NOPE
Would I count on it as a software developer? NOPE
"P" <ri******@naver.comwrote in message
news:eT**************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>Hello.
I launch two programs in a machine.
These programs communicate each other by TCP socket.
(OS : Windows Server 2003 x64)
Here is my question.
Can I use UDP instead of TCP as IPC?
Because they are in same machine,
I think, there'd be no packet loss and even the orders of packet would be
guaranteed, isn't it?
If it is, then I can trust UCP.
Is there any MS document about that?
And, what could be the most fast and effective mechanic as IPC?
As Jeffrey said, if they are in a same machine, then IPC, socket, pipe,
and
so on use MMF. Then, maybe the performance of these wouldn't be that
much.
Is it true?
Thanks, in advance.
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