From Ar Rakin@21:1/5 to All on Wed Jul 30 22:28:51 2025
Hello there!
I've been working on my new HTTP server project - freehttpd. I have implemented the basics of HTTP/1.x protocol family. Now, I want to
implement HTTP/2. I used a similar idea that is commonly seen in
servers like Apache or Nginx, they use a linked list of variable-sized
buffers to store incoming/outgoing data and write them as needed. I implemented the same thing. However, since HTTP/2 is a binary protocol,
I was wondering whether should I do something else - is there a better
way to do I/O than using linked list of buffers, for HTTP/2?