[Haskell-cafe] fine control of bytestring streaming
Alberto G. Corona
agocorona at gmail.com
Tue Jul 27 17:25:25 EDT 2010
Hi,
I´m streaming content using lazy bytestrings in a web application. The
problem is that the output comes in huge blobs (presumably of 32k)
one at a time. This is good for some purposes, but not for
console-like interfaces or runtime log visualization. (one of my
purposes is to web-alize ghci. I know that this can be done without
streaming the standard output, but I want it that way).
I can not control when the IO bytestring primitives flush the data to
the stream, because this is not part of my application (nor does it
should do it).
I suppose here that it is in a chunk by chunk basis. But maybe I
misinterpreted something or everything. I use the package hack with
the server hack-handler-simpleserver. this serves does
Data.ByteString.hPut the bytestring content...
I use mappend to add content to the stream. mappend uses "append"
which uses. "foldrChunks" which seems not to compact two bytestrings
in max size chunks . So I do not know what happens.
The question is: are there some way to control bytestring streaming?.
Can It be done without the stream handler?
Alberto.
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