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Increase buffer size #431
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We could be faster if the buffer is allocated per remote node instance (TcpPeer), and every time we can use the same buffer, isolated between clients https://github.com/CityOfZion/neo-sharp/pull/431/files#diff-f3dc72b74f047442c21ac6f36ac24c89R55 |
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Merged because @aboimpinto confirmed that it works |
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In my test, with small buffer and certain message (big messages) produce the disconnection of the node