Is using a bigger buffer useful?
I use buffer for quite a long time when I need to copy a stream or read a file.
Efficiently “moving” data upward through a communication stack
I have implemented an application protocol stack that moves an incoming stream of data upward through several layers, as follows:
Efficiently “moving” data upward through a communication stack
I have implemented an application protocol stack that moves an incoming stream of data upward through several layers, as follows:
design for buffering or queuing data streams to replace database
We have a system (ms stack, .net, sql) that receives data from thousands of remote devices (several independent readings/min). We currently save all the data to a db as it arrives and a second service reads and processes the data – using the database to ‘buffer’ the input.
Query on java I/O BufferedOutputStream write() method
Below is the code that is written using byte stream non-buffer class FileInputStream and FileOutputStream with the usage of explicit user buffers.
Which ‘InputStream’ subtype is used by ‘Socket’ type object here?
In the below server socket program, byte stream object is used to read data from client, as mentioned – InputStream in = socket.getInputStream();
how integer type can handle text stream (getchar()) in C? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
how integer type can handle text stream (getchar()) in C? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
how integer type can handle text stream (getchar()) in C? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
how integer type can handle text stream (getchar()) in C? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.