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1. lan speed test with Eu code

• Posted by useless Nov 16, 2009
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• Last edited Nov 17, 2009

Just for giggles, i ran wget.exe on one computer, and an httpd written 100% in Eu v4 on 
another computer, to transfer a 150megabyte file. Wget reported 10megabyte/sec averaged  
transfer rate, or 80megabit on the 100mbit lan with router (not a switch), over multiple  
runs. This was done with winxp, both computers 2.xxghz, lan-on-mobo. 
 
The httpd sends html directory listings for human-readability and wget-readability. 
 
I ran http.ex and httpd.ex on a computer with two NICs and was able to bridge the two lans.  

3. Re: lan speed test with Eu code

• Posted by useless Nov 19, 2009
• 1073 views

I tweaked windows (i'd liked to have strangled it) till the limit to transfers was the harddrives, then i tweaked the cache in the httpd. Then using wget on another computer with the same tweaked windows setup, i managed to get a steady 60megabytes on file transfers in the under-10megabyte range, even faster down to 1megabyte when they seemed instant and broke the speed monitoring code. Over 10 megabytes the speed dropped drastically due to (i believe) harddrive speeds and i didn't care to speed that up, as i expect most of what i want to do will be under 10megabytes. Yes, i know the drives are faster than 10mbytes/sec, but i cannot think of anything else to blame this on.

So anyhow, an Eu v4 httpd *can* push 480mbits/sec / 60mbytes/sec on a gigabit line. As usual, ymmv, bni.

useless