Overview of the Ganglia Communication Architecture
Overview of the Ganglia Communication Architecture
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2. 3 Transmitting messages.
To transmit a data item the processor prepares the data in the communi- cation memory area indicated by the the Location field of the entry. If the entry is mapped into the local space then this is accomplished simply by referring to the locations by their global names as in the previous section. Various fields in the map table entry must also be set. The Mthread a. Nd Next fields must be set to the appropriate values, these are usually determined when the system is ...compiled. The message will be transmitted when a token is received for this node with the indicated thread, the token will be passed to the node indicated by Next. The Cycle field should be incremented to distinguish this transmission of the data from previous transmissions. The flags for the outgoing message should be set appropriately in Mflags. Fi- nally, the Flags m the table entry must be set. In particular. Locally Mapped should probably be turned off. Receive / Transmit shoxAA be set to transmit.
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2. 3 Transmitting messages.
To transmit a data item the processor prepares the data in the communi- cation memory area indicated by the the Location field of the entry. If the entry is mapped into the local space then this is accomplished simply by referring to the locations by their global names as in the previous section. Various fields in the map table entry must also be set. The Mthread a. Nd Next fields must be set to the appropriate values, these are usually determined when the system is ...compiled. The message will be transmitted when a token is received for this node with the indicated thread, the token will be passed to the node indicated by Next. The Cycle field should be incremented to distinguish this transmission of the data from previous transmissions. The flags for the outgoing message should be set appropriately in Mflags. Fi- nally, the Flags m the table entry must be set. In particular. Locally Mapped should probably be turned off. Receive / Transmit shoxAA be set to transmit.
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