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Patrick Thanks for your mail. > How can you do one-sided operations without a DMA on the > target side ?!? Gets are done by telling the remote adapter to perform a put back to the source. This can be a request to start a DMA (for large transfers) or it can be a request to the the Short Transaction ENgine (STEN). The STEN is a fast path for short puts that can be used from either the main CPU or from the adapter. It can generate network packets from a stream of commands and data written either by the main CPU (as PIO writes) or directly by the adapter. There are more details are in the "Hot Chips" paper that we wrote with Fabrizio Petrini of Los Alamos. http://www.c3.lanl.gov/~fabrizio/papers/hot03.pdf Best Wishes Duncan Roweth Quadrics Limited
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