Hi,

Can anyone tell me if there is a way in OCaml to *reliably* force a TCP
socket to send out its buffered messages? I noticed that flushing the
corresponding output channel of the socket does not *necessarily* cause
the message to be sent. I know in C/C++ one can use the "TCP_NODELAY"
socket option to solve this problem, but I couldn't find anything in
OCaml that does this. I'd appreciate if someone can give me some
pointers.

Thanks,
Rong