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Bengt Ahlgren, Per Gunningberg, and Kjersti Moldeklev. Increasing communication performance with a minimal-copy data path supporting ILP and ALF. Journal of High Speed Networks, 5(2):203-214, 1996.
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Ahlgren B., Gunningberg P., Moldeklev K.: Increasing Communication Performance with a Minimal-Copy Data Path Supporting ILP and ALF. Journal of High Speed Networks, 5(2), 1996, pp. 203-214.
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Ahlgren B., Gunningberg P., Moldeklev K.: Increasing Communication Performance with a Minimal-Copy Data Path Supporting ILP and ALF. Journal of High Speed Networks, 5(2), 1996, pp203-214.
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Bengt Ahlgren, Per Gunningberg, and Kjersti Moldeklev. Increasing communication performance with a minimal-copy data path supporting ILP and ALF. Journal of High Speed Networks, 5(2):203--214, 1996.
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....measurements of the technique. More recent work on ILP has been reported within the HIPPARCH project. The earlier work as well as the newer HIPPARCH work have observed and commented on the importance of cache behavior and location of communication data for the success of ILP. In an earlier paper [2], we discussed how a minimal copy data buffer management system should be designed in the context of an ILP loop in order to avoid conflicts. Braun and Diot [4] report on, and compare cache hit rates of, an ILP implementation and a corresponding nonILP implementation. 3 Cache Architectures There ....
Bengt Ahlgren, Per Gunningberg, and Kjersti Moldeklev. Increasing communication performance with a minimal-copy data path supporting ILP and ALF. Accepted for publication in a special issue of Journal of High Speed Networks on the HIPPARCH workshop, 1995.
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....on in [5] 6] 7] 8] An even better alternative is to avoid this copying altogether. There are some reports on how to reduce this copying which is the case in minimal copy data path architectures [17] 1] 18] Our own work on minimalcopy architectures is described in more detail in [19], 20] We will here discuss how ILP fits with a minimal copy API architecture. A. Minimal copy communication subsystems In minimal copy architectures, the communication subsystem move data, instead of copying data, between domains by the means of passing pointers to shared data structures, ....
Bengt Ahlgren, Per Gunningberg, and Kjersti Moldeklev, "Increasing communication performance with a minimal-copy data path supporting ILP and ALF," Journal of High Speed Networks, vol. 5, no. 2, pp. 203--214, 1996.
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Ahlgren, Gunningberg, P. & Moldeklev, K, "Increasing Communication Performance with a Minimal-Copy Data Path Supporting ILP and ALF, Journal of High Speed Networks, 5, 1996.
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