Hello,
I have a question that is slightly off topic but I would think that
this would be to ask the question. So, here goes ... I have been using
InfiniBand here for about 2 years now. I have had to make significant
work arounds for our current, third party network API that we purchased
and
what is a network library?
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On Mon, Jan 08, 2007 at 12:26:00PM -0600, Sean Hubbell wrote:
I have had to make significant
work arounds for our current, third party network API that we purchased
and continue to watch if fall down and still not take advantage on the
bandwidth that I need. With that said, does anyone on
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Roland Dreier wrote:
what is a network library?
openpgm, openib are some but but I am looking for one that is a few
levels higher or abstracted. I am looking for around 3 or 4 calls to
send a message, something like connection, disconnect send and receive.
Sean
This would just be a higher level of abstraction... For example code to
send 1 msg would look like Connect, Send and Disconnect...
Sean
Greg Lindahl wrote:
On Mon, Jan 08, 2007 at 12:26:00PM -0600, Sean Hubbell wrote:
I have had to make significant
work arounds for our current, third
what is a network library?
openpgm, openib are some but but I am looking for one that is a few
levels higher or abstracted. I am looking for around 3 or 4 calls to
send a message, something like connection, disconnect send and receive.
PGM is transport level, isn't it?
So a few levels
On 1/8/07, Sean Hubbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This would just be a higher level of abstraction... For example code to
send 1 msg would look like Connect, Send and Disconnect...
From your email i understand that using BSD sockets over IB ULPs
such as IPoIB UD, IPoIB CM or SDP is not enough
