Mail Archives: djgpp-workers/1997/09/08/23:43:43
> > Currently, the amount starts at 512 and doubles after each read (i.e.
> > 512, 1k, 2k, 4k, 8k, etc). Should it quadruple instead?
> > (512, 2k, 8k, 32k) That would get to the larger transfers faster, but
> > be less optimal for some programs that fseek a lot.
> I would probably quadruple, or even 8X (512, 4K, 32K).
I normally don't comment too much - but I would vote for even a larger starting
size and then quadruple... ie: start at say 4k, then 16, then 32 etc. Why
not do this?
> > Also, I've changed the default transfer buffer size to 32k and stack
> > size to 512k in stub.asm.
> > Should we default to a max size (63.5K) transfer buffer now ?
> I think it's excessive. It eats into the DOS memory left for other
> programs, and I didn't see much improvement in data transfer speeds for
> transfers over 32K on any system I tested.
I would vote for a default of 32k...
Leathal.
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