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From: terry white <twhite@aniota.com>
Date: Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:55:08 +0000
Subject: Re: CPU processing time between using TCP and UDP
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: on "2-7-2012" "Srinidhi M" writ:

: Could you please let me know, which module in TCP/IP is consuming more
: time than UDP? How can we reduce packet processing time when sending
: through TCP stack? Please let me know your thoughts.
  
... ciao:
 
    i could be "WAY" off base here, but, i would 'expect' there to be a 
difference.  a connectionless protocol, udp, suggests a "no-wait" interval, 
while 'tcp' demands it.
 
    i think a more meaningful investigation would compare the linux stack 
vis-a-vis another implementation ...


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