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Owen

isaac wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A while ago, I changed the existing net.multi.recv code to suit the
> purposes of a networked medical system that uses max/msp at my
> university. It worked great, but now the system has grown and it is
> receiving much larger packets of information (around 8kb). Because
> of other system elements, it isn’t feasible to divide the packets up
> or anything like that. It seems that the MultiReceiver class which
> is used in net.multi.recv has an upper limit on packet size, probably
> around 1 kilobyte, because the packets are getting truncated. Does
> anyone know of an easy way around this? I went through the api and
> google, found nothing. If anyone could point me to a manual page or
> who has experience in a problem like this could help me out, it would
> be really helpful.
>
> I’m also including my code–if anyone sees that I’m doing something
> stupid that could cause this problem, please let me know. It’s
> pretty similar to the original net.multi.recv code, though. I think
> the only changes I made are in the receiver method.
>
> Isaac
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