@Gandalf il bianco wrote:
hi of course the function handle it for you, fragmentation of the packets are managed by tcp ip.
To verify just try an ethernet analyzer like wire shark......
You will see with your eye....
You will not see any significant benefit from fragmentation or the lack of it when using UDP over TCP. Both are constrained by the packet size of Ethernet. UDP is faster since there is less overhead but you are also subject to potential data loss. With TCP you will not lose data. If you are sending large data sets TCP and UDP will be very similar in terms of packet fragmentation as both will send maximum size Ethernet packets. Again, UDP has less over head so it can stream data faster than TCP as long as you can be tolerant of potential data loss.
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