A kernel level message passing service
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Bryce Bockman bockmabe at plu.eduThu Aug 31 11:38:20 PDT 2000
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I have recently become aware of work being done to incorporate certain types of services (ex: web servers) into the kernel of unix systems, so as to take away a level of abstraction, and eliminate the overhead in performing system calls from user space, thus creating a more efficient server. My question is this: Does is make sense that this sort of thing could be applied to a message passing interfaces for any sizable gain in performance? If so, is there any work already being done on this topic? My initial reaction to the thought is that there would be all kinds of security issues, but maybe some sort of "safe" API could be developed to address these issues. Cheers, Bryce Bockman
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