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Dave, what I do is to create a circular buffer
then take the entire UDP packet and place it in this
circular buffer.

This the job of the UDP Indy event when a pack arrives.
That is the ONLY thing that the UDP packet availability
event does.

Now the buffer is a FIFO buffer, with synchronization when
reading and writing.

A next thread then consumes the buffer contents. While it consumes
the contents, more packets can be written to the buffer at the same
time in the read event handler.

Will post code on demand....



Dave K. wrote:
> Hello,
> I am using the Indy UDP server component in an application, and am 
> experiencing quite a few missed packets in circumstances where the 
> UDPRead method isn't called quickly enough after a packet arrives. For 
> example, if I pause the program briefly in the debugger packets are 
> invariably lost. This also happens in normal operation if there is any 
> delay in responding to incoming data. Is this normal behavior for the 
> UDP server? Is data lost when the Read method is not called before more 
> data arrives? How can the problem be resolved, or can it be?
> 
> Thanks
> Dave