o.com
Cc: Bernard Metzler
Cc: linux-rdma@vger.kernel.org
Subject: RE: Simplified iWARP Consumer Library
Sent: Mar 11, 2010 23:49
>>Which of the features would you want to see in librdmacm? I guess the
>>integration of the cm_id and qp as well as the simpler (synchronous)
>connection
>>Which of the features would you want to see in librdmacm? I guess the
>>integration of the cm_id and qp as well as the simpler (synchronous)
>connection
>>establishment and teardown functionality would fit. However, all cm events
>>will thereafter be handled within the library rather than being p
>I'll have to look into that. So far, the library was intended as an add-on
>to the existing code with the option to fall back to the original API if
>need be.
I think we keep this concept.
>Which of the features would you want to see in librdmacm? I guess the
>integration of the cm_id and qp as
I'll have to look into that. So far, the library was intended as an add-on
to the existing code with the option to fall back to the original API if
need be.
Which of the features would you want to see in librdmacm? I guess the
integration of the cm_id and qp as well as the simpler (synchronous) c
>as announced last week (on gene...@lists.openfabrics.org), I have developed a
>shared library to simplify iWARP/RDMA application development on Linux in the
>course of my PhD. The library, called libiwarp, is based on libibverbs and
>librdmacm - it is essentially a set of wrappers to hide some of
Dear all,
I was made aware of the fact that the gene...@lists.openfabrics.org mailinglist
was deprecated and that my initial post about the iWARP library did not reach
you. (The general list is still linked on openfabrics.org without a notice of it
being deprecated.)
Please, find below a cop
Philip Frey wrote:
as announced last week (on gene...@lists.openfabrics.org) [...] I
would be very interested in your feedback!
The general list isn't functional since last fall, as of such, your
announcement wasn't seen by any of the non directly CCed recipients...
can you please resend it her
Dear all,
as announced last week (on gene...@lists.openfabrics.org), I have developed a
shared library to simplify iWARP/RDMA application development on Linux in the
course of my PhD. The library, called libiwarp, is based on libibverbs and
librdmacm - it is essentially a set of wrappers to hi