Re: Threads very slow

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From: John Murray <jmurray@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 07 Mar 2006 11:37:58 -0600

Not to mention you have both those threads running full throttle without yielding processor time when there is no work to do ... of course it's going to consume your cycles.... but then that would only apply if you are using Recieve vs. BeginReceive ..

John

Andy wrote:

BeginAccept shouldn't be in a loop.

Call it once. Then when the connection occurs, your method will be
called to handle the connection event.

To receive a packet, use Recieve or BeginReceive.

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