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SubjectRe: Powers-of-two - 7 for recv() length??
What is the socket send/receive buffering, and the underlying network.
You need to look at the data flow with something like tcpdump and tcptrace.
If you get flow controlled or lots of other reasons, TCP will validly
send a small number of bytes (like 1) which will get things out of alignment.
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