RE: Some Minimal end-to-end Buffer Rules Required
Caitlin Bestler <[email protected]>
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On Thursday, July 17, 2003, [email protected] wrote: >In addition to Paul's note, it is also important to realize that the >needs of any application working efficiently over the internet are >different than the needs when working over Infiniband. Infiniband >networks can generally be counted on to be small and are built with >devices designed with the very low latency desired for IPC interactions. >Round trip delays are therefore tiny compared to those on the Internet. >Therefore, on an Infiniband network the round trip delays in requesting >and receiving additional credits will not significantly affect >performance. That can not be said for systems operating over internets. Good point, not only would an extra message be required, it would be slightly flaky in its effectiveness as well.