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Abstract: We present a user-level message interface that provides high performance and very low processor
overhead. In this system, messages are launched from within the user's general register file, and received
in a hardware queue mapped to a general register. A message handler is started within the latency of a
jump instruction upon arrival of the first message word, up to 18\Theta faster than conventional interruptdriven
interfaces. These tightly-integrated mechanisms feature end-to-end latencies as ... (Update)
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author = "W. Lee",
title = "Efficient, Protected Message Interface in the MIT M-Machine",
text = "W. Lee, et al., .Efficient, Protected Message Interface in the MIT M-Machine,
under review.",
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