21 Oct
2009
21 Oct
'09
7:29 p.m.
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 12:51 PM, Eric Twietmeyer
application. If the memory corruption does not occur quickly (as is sometimes the case), then it is possible to simply feed back data via TCP that has been cached and then the application seems stable. This is why I said that it seems to be UDP that is causing the issue as it only occurs when the system is run in such a manner that the client keeps needing new, uncached, data.
Sounds like the UDP and TCP handling mechanisms may be walking all over each other. You may need to look at your shared resources, and figure out how/when they're being accessed by the two mechanisms. Jon