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> Thanks for the tips. What should one do if one detects a partial write? I=

s it best to have integrity checks on both ends of the ringbuffer?
Avoid them.  There should be some calls for checkRingBufferWriteSpace()=2C =

make sure it is large enough to cater for your object size. You still have =

a few hoops and jumps to go through if the buffer is filling up but it is d=

efinitely going to be easier that catering for partial writes. Consider als=

o logging messages when it is full and if it happens (too much or in my opi=

nion at all) then look into why the reader is going too slow. If it is a ge=

neral issue then you need to rearchitect what you are doing=2C if it is jus=

t a transient issue then bang more capacity on the ringbuffer.
Regards=2C nick.

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&gt=3B Thanks for the tips. What should =

one do if one detects a partial write? Is it best to have integrity checks =

on both ends of the ringbuffer?Avoid them.&nbsp=3B There should be =

some calls for checkRingBufferWriteSpace()=2C make sure it is large enough =

to cater for your object size. You still have a few hoops and jumps to go t=

hrough if the buffer is filling up but it is definitely going to be easier =

that catering for partial writes. Consider also logging messages when it is=

 full and if it happens (too much or in my opinion at all) then look into w=

hy the reader is going too slow. If it is a general issue then you need to =

rearchitect what you are doing=2C if it is just a transient issue then bang=

 more capacity on the ringbuffer.Regards=2C nick. 	=
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