DART: Fast Application-level Networking via Data-copy Avoidance

the window scaling extension, to abstractly support the advertisement of more than 64 kbytes of receive buffering. The rest of the improvements derived from implementation efforts to increase the actual buffering allocated to advertised TCP windows, and to improve the segmentation of the TCP byte stream into packets. 

• Type: Journal
• Year: 1998
• Where: DTJ
• Authors: Robert J. Walsh
• Keywords: DTJ 1998, Implementation Efforts, TCP Byte, Windows