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Re: NSPipe (NSFileHandle) writedata limit?
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Re: NSPipe (NSFileHandle) writedata limit?


  • Subject: Re: NSPipe (NSFileHandle) writedata limit?
  • From: Dave Keck <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 12 Apr 2010 10:20:08 -1000

> In my app so far, I have not even gotten to the point where the subtask
> produces any output.  I am sending all data from main but main blocks iff
> the number of bytes sent > 65536.

There's nothing inherent about that number, as shown in the following test case:

    http://themha.com/ipctest

... which viciously consumes 268435456 bytes no problem.

If I were you I would take that test case and gradually transform it
into your project until it breaks, or vice versa. Unless you can share
all the relevant producer/consumer code, all we can do is take wild
stabs in the dark about what your code might be doing wrong.
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