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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: TCP limitations (was Re: ISCSI: Urgent Flag requirement violates TCP.)> > > > > > Store the message in user memory where it > > > belongs, no matter what. No NIC memory would > > > ever be needed ... > > > > > > > > > Much superior... > > > Is there even a remote possibility that some application would break if it reuses the buffer with an assumption that its original contents of the buffer are unaltered when an I/O error is reported ? In other words, bzero(buffer, sizeof (buffer)) error = disk_read(disk_handle, buffer, sizeof (buffer)) if (error) { do something with an assumption that buffer is still zero'ed } Regardless of this situation, one could simply document this side effect for applications. -JP
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