samples: modbus: tcp_server: improve server latency #89099
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Add TCP_NODELAY to disable Nagle's algorithm - significantly reduces server latency
When reading or writing modbus registers in continuous mode without closing connection (or port) between each read or write, the server latency increases from few milliseconds to above 50ms. This behavior was observed independently of different hardware configurations, e. g. ESP32-S3-DevKitC-1 (connected by Wi-Fi), XMC4700-Relax-kit or a custom board with Wiznet W5500 + STM32G0B1RE (both connected by ethernet).
After logging packets with Wireshark, cause was found in long delay between client query and server response. Disabling Nagle's algorithm in TCP stack completely solved this issue.