Send matrices to a jit.net.recv object via TCP/IP Use jit.net.send to send matrices and messages over a network connection to an instance of jit.net.recv. Cycling '74 Jitter Jitter Networking in TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE dumpout TEXT_HERE Send numbers to a connected jit.net.recv object. Any number sent in the object's right inlet is output by the middle outlet of the connected jit.net.recv. Send numbers to a connected jit.net.recv object. Any number sent in the object's right inlet is output by the middle outlet of the connected jit.net.recv. Send data to a connected jit.net.recv object. Any message sent in the object's right inlet is output by the middle outlet of the connected jit.net.recv. Server connect flag Whether or not the object is currently connected to a jit.net.recv server. Domain name to connect with The domain name to form a connection with (default = localhost) IP address to connect with The IP address to form a connection with (default = 127.0.0.1, the local loopback) Estimated current latency An estimate of the time between a matrix being input to the jit.net.send object and being output from the corresponding jit.net.recv. Nagle's algorithm flag Toggles the use of Nagle's algorithm flag (default is 0/off). Improves network efficiency for small packet sizes, though at the possible expense of latency. Port for connection The port to use when creating the connection (default = 7474) Connection reporting enable Toggles the report connected flag (default is 1/on). When enabled, the jit.net.recv object will report connection information out the dumpout outlet.