Re: [PATCH 5/7] [DCCP]: Introduce two new socket options

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Why burden the application programmer to handcode an estimation of the average each
time? I can not see a justification for this, certainly not for CCIDs which
are intended to be used with (on average) fixed packet sizes.

I think that a priority is to keep the user programming interface as simple as
possible -- like UDP's interface, as stated in RFC 4340.

But if DCCP_SOCKOPT_TX_PACKET_SIZE defaults to the MSS, which the drafts explicitly allow, then there's no burden on the application programmer.

Hopefully this is my last mail on this subject; I do not think it is that important. The option seems potentially useful and not a huge burden. Calculating the average would be good too. But we do not have a patch for that at the moment.

Eddie
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