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Package client is the Go end of a connection, which the server's tests and measurements use: calls from many goroutines, each a stream of its own, and their answers in any order.
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Package client is the Go end of a connection, which the server's tests and measurements use: calls from many goroutines, each a stream of its own, and their answers in any order. |
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Package flow is how a connection's frames leave and what paces them, the same at the server and at a client.
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Package flow is how a connection's frames leave and what paces them, the same at the server and at a client. |
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Package pipe serves and reaches a Windows named pipe; elsewhere a Unix socket is the local transport, and it has nothing to serve.
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Package pipe serves and reaches a Windows named pipe; elsewhere a Unix socket is the local transport, and it has nothing to serve. |
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Package private makes a directory its owner's alone, as a local server's SERVE and socket need.
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Package private makes a directory its owner's alone, as a local server's SERVE and socket need. |
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