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feature: support udp large packet segmentation to send multiple times… #2351
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… , each time to send need "zero" copy on the Lua land.
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- [Videos](#videos) | ||
- [Synopsis](#synopsis) | ||
- [Description](#description) | ||
- [Typical Uses](#typical-uses) |
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please don't change the format of the doc.
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ok,i just know this ,sorry
size += head_len; | ||
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// copy msg |
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you should use the string.buffer instead of implement this feature.
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how to use string.buffer instead of implement this feature on lua land ,can you give some example? the copy occurs on the c land,but i need to split the big string on the lua land ,and also i need to make the header of the udp package on lua land. if i use the origin udpsock:send() method , sub string ( big_msg ) is inevitable ,.usually i can send big string
use udp like below,there is no need to make a new string pass to c land.
for idx = 1, totalPackage do
local header_binary = struct.pack(">i2c1c32i4c1", packageSize + 42, '1', msg_id, totalPackage, zip_type or '0')
local serial_binary
if totalPackage == 1 then
serial_binary = struct.pack(">i4", 0)
else
msgEndIndex = msgStartIndex + packageSize - 1
serial_binary = struct.pack(">i4", idx - 1)
end
ok, err = udpsock:sendbuf(header_binary, serial_binary, big_msg, msgStartIndex, msgEndIndex)
---sub string use origin method
---ok, err = udpsock:send({ header_binary, serial_binary, string.sub(msg, msgStartIndex, msgEndIndex) })
msgStartIndex = msgEndIndex + 1
end
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Thanks a lot,but we can't assume that from the beginning the user can use string.buffer to build the string content on the lua land ,sometimes is really hard for it , and more scenario is that the user can only accept a large string which was already built before.
I think we still need to copy a string on lua land, event if we use the string buffer.that is because openresty only provides a udp send method which can accepts only a string or table object.
Limited by udp message size , it’s necessary to split an existing big string, so you need to avoid a new large number of substring , The new udp send method that i provided is to adapt to this scenario.
Thank you very much!
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gotcha
update error message
remove line tailing spaces
remove line tailing spaces
udpsock settimeout
add new udp send method like this:
local ok, err = udpsock:sendbuf(udp_header_str1,udp_header_str2,udp_header_str3,...,big_body_str,start,end)
This method can send udp message without copy or split sub string in Lua land. Usually, in the udp sending scenario, you may have to split the message and send for many times when the string needed to sent is too long, this method will copy all the string elements piece by piece to the underlying Nginx socket send buffers,the copy order is like this: udp_header_str1,udp_header_str2,udp_header_str3,...,big_body_str[start,end],which usually may helps to improve your system performance.