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receiveatmost is just like receive, but does not wait until the receive buffer is fully filled, or the timeout passes. It receive at least 1 byte and at most N bytes, specified by the argument. This is useful as there's currently no nonblocking reads. Users can process input as soon as data arrives.
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@robertabcd I think we already have a similar pending PR: We meant to merge it once it passes all of our review. |
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Oh, didn't notice that. That one certainly looks better. Feel free to drop this one, as I noticed some tests are failing. It would take time for me to fix that too. |
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receiveatmost is just like receive, but does not wait until the receive
buffer is fully filled, or the timeout passes. It receive at least 1
byte and at most N bytes, specified by the argument.
This is useful as there's currently no nonblocking reads. Users can
process input as soon as data arrives.
Note: I'm not very familiar with nginx development. Inputs are appreciated.