Oh what a tangled web we weave when we first try to optimize files inclusion in C++. I can hear your sarcasm other-language programmer developer, feel free to flood the comments sections with something along the lines of “We don’t have this problem in fancy-new-language, you paleo-programmer!”.
The best way to have a value as accurate as possible is to complete the software project.
I’m used to read technical inaccuracies when it comes to system programming, and writings about the Nagle algorithm are very high in the list.
A couple of years ago, Antirez wrote a note on his blog about “The Toilet test”. He made a couple of great points, criticizing the test and the method.
> The issue described in this post has been fixed in quasardb 1.0.1 released today. We strongly encourage our customers to upgrade their clusters. This issue can cause a denial of service if an attacker has access to the network where your quasardb cluster is installed.
