bribri
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I have an application running in System 7.1 with MacTCP 2.1 on an SE/30 + BlueSCSI v2 that sends occasional UDP packets containing a few tens of bytes of data. For some reason, after sending the packet (and after it's been received at its destination), the whole system becomes a little bit slower and stuttery for about one second afterwards. Presumably MacTCP is doing some kind of background activity using timers / interrupts, but I don't understand why since a UDP packet ought not to involve anything more than just sending it out.
Is there any way to work around this slowdown?
Is there any way to work around this slowdown?