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Table 1: Supported message passing systems for the DALIB.

in unknown title
by unknown authors

Table VII Performance comparison of network RPC and message-passing systems

in The Peregrine High-Performance RPC System
by David B. Johnson, Willy Zwaenepoel 1993
Cited by 43

Table VII. Performance comparison of network RPC and message-passing systems

in The Peregrine high-performance RPC system
by David B. Johnson, Willy Zwaenepoel 1993
Cited by 43

Table 1: Measured latency of di erent message-passing systems on di erent networks

in Workstation Clustering: A Powerful Tool for Numerical Simulation in Flight Sciences and Space Research
by Flight Sciences, Michael Resch, Hans Babovsky
"... In PAGE 3: ... We therefore measured both latency and bandwidth for the message-passing libraries used on the di erent networks. Table1 shows latencies in microseconds measured for three di erent networks (Ethernet, FDDI, SOCC) using two di erent message-passing systems (PVM3, PVM/6000). For the standard PVM3, latencies are nearly the same for each network and are rather high: in the range of 1700 to 1950 microseconds.... ..."

TABLE IV MESSAGE-PASSING SYSTEM CALLS. THE LAST TWO CALLS ARE FOR USE BY PROTOCOL SERVERS.

in Real-Time Decentralized Control with CAN
by Khawar M. Zuberi, Kang G. Shin 1996
Cited by 1

Table 1: Classi cation of existing message passing systems. Programmable NIC Non Programmable NIC

in EMP: Zero-copy OS-bypass NIC-driven Gigabit Ethernet Message Passing
by Piyush Shivam, et al. 2001
"... In PAGE 2: ...the NIC. Table1 shows the classi cation of existing message passing systems along with EMP. These Ethernet messaging systems use non-programmable NICs.... ..."
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Table 1: Classi cation of existing message passing systems. Programmable NIC Non Programmable NIC

in EMP: Zero-copy OS-bypass NIC-driven Gigabit Ethernet message passing
by Piyush Shivam 2001
"... In PAGE 2: ...the NIC. Table1 shows the classi cation of existing message passing systems along with EMP. These Ethernet messaging systems use non-programmable NICs.... ..."
Cited by 60

Table 2: Message-passing system calls. The last two calls are for use by protocol servers. N1 N2

in EMERALDS: A Microkernel for Embedded Real-Time Systems
by Khawar Zuberi, Kang G. Shin 1996
Cited by 12

Table 3.1: \Ping-pong quot; comparison of message passing systems.

in A Communication System for Efficient Parallel Processing on Clusters of Personal Computers
by Giuseppe Ciaccio, Dottorato Di Ricerca In Informatica, Ext Reviewers, Robert D. Russel, Djamshid Tavangarjan

Table 4.1: \Ping-pong quot; comparison of message passing systems.

in Tender to III/97/31 Lot 5, Deliverable 1.1 - DISCO Report on the state-of-the-art of PC Cluster Computing
by M. Bertozzi, G. Chiola, G. Ciaccio, G. Conte, P. Marenzoni, A. Poggi, P. Rossi
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