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Do I need to break up my buffers/sends over a stream into MTU sizes for most efficient transport? Or does MSQUIC do this internally? E.G. I send a QUIC_BUFFER with 20kb of data, does it send in MTU sized packets automatically? Also do datagrams have lower latency than streams? |
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No, that is all done automatically by MsQuic.
Only very slightly most of the time, but we are currently doing a lot of work to try to make streams the absolute lowest latency. The only place datagrams are really different is in the face of packet loss; they won't be retransmitted. You have the choice to do that or not when they're lost. |
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No, that is all done automatically by MsQuic.
Only very slightly most of the time, but we are currently doing a lot of work to try to make streams the absolute lowest latency. The only place datagrams are really different is in the face of packet loss; they won't be retransmitted. You have the choice to do that or not when they're lost.