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A Point-to-Point Multicast Communications Protocol

Bibtype  techreport

Has publishing details  January,1987

Has title  A Point-to-Point Multicast Communications Protocol

Has where published  KSL-87-02

Has year  1987

Title  A Point-to-Point Multicast Communications Protocol

Year  1987

Abstract  Many network topologies have been proposed Many network topologies have been proposed for connecting a large number of processor-memory pairs in a high-performance multiprocessor system. In terms of performance, however, the communications protocol decisions may be as crucial as topology. This paper describes a protocol to support point-to-point interprocessor communications with multicast. Dynamic, cut-through routing with local flow control is used to provide a high-throughput, low-latency communications path between processors. In addition, multicast transmissions are available, in which copies of a packet are sent to multiple destinations using common resources as much as possible. Special packet terminators and selective buffering are introduced to avoid deadlock during multicasts. A simulated implementation of the protocol is also described. ntation of the protocol is also described.

Note  STAN-CS-87-1146 30 pages.

Author  G. Byrd and Russell Nakano and Bruce A. Delagi +

Has author  G. Byrd and Russell Nakano and Bruce A. Delagi +

Has identifier  A Point-to-Point Multicast Communications Protocol +

Institution  Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory +

Ksl tr id  A Point-to-Point Multicast Communications Protocol +

Month  January +

Number  A Point-to-Point Multicast Communications Protocol +

Process note  YES +

Categories  KSL Technical Report +, Publication +, Technical Report +

 

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