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When messages longer than the fixed-size are required, one will need to provide a way to describe the long message in the small structure. If copying a 4-word message forth and back doesn't imply excessive processing cost, it will be very different for the 1MB of data you send to a disk server. In that case, it is suggested to toy with paging in order to map the real data from the emitter to the receiver's address space. |
When messages longer than the fixed-size are required, one will need to provide a way to describe the long message in the small structure. If copying a 4-word message forth and back doesn't imply excessive processing cost, it will be very different for the 1MB of data you send to a disk server. In that case, it is suggested to toy with paging in order to map the real data from the emitter to the receiver's address space. |
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==See Also== |
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*[[Topic:10922|RPC message size, handling oversized messages]] |
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===External Links=== |
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*[[Wikipedia:Message Passing | Message Passing]] on Wikipedia |
*[[Wikipedia:Message Passing | Message Passing]] on Wikipedia |
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