Re: [myrinet] Re: Re: Fast Directed Writes
Darius Buntinas <[email protected]>
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GM orders packets between nodes (i.e. NICs) using go-back-N. So if a packet is received that has a sequence number other than the expected one, it is dropped. Of course this is only true of "reliable" and "directed" packets (not datagram, or ethernet (I think)). Darius On Wed, 5 Sep 2001, Greg Lindahl wrote: > On Wed, Sep 05, 2001 at 12:30:02PM -0700, Jarek Nieplocha wrote: > > > You imply that Myrinet provides in-order delivery of not only > > messages but also all the packets the message is composed of. Is it > > true in 100% of the cases? > > Good point. I'm not sure, and it's not easy to test because it doesn't > happen very often. Can someone who actually understands GM answer? > > greg >