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Network Performance Monitor

 
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Hi, I'm wondering if anybody knows of a way to get network performance data within a program? I'm writing a simple HTTP Get program and I want to be able to view information about the transfer, such as how many bytes were sent, the transfer speed, dropped packets, signal strength, etc. The only programs I found were emulators and not any code that I could use in a real world test. So is there a way to monitor network performance within a program? Thanks.
 
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