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<p>For machines that set the <em>FI_MR_ENDPOINT</em> flag - we must bind memory regions to an endpoint.</p>
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<p>If I use a separate endpoint for sending and receiving, or worse, threadlocal endpoints (for sending), or a scalable endpoint (for sending)</p>
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<p>Must I only use memory regions bound to the exact endpoint I'm actually using for a send or receive operation (meaning threadlocal pools of registered memory for a threadlocal endpoint setup and separate pools of memory for send/receive).</p>
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<p>How strict are the rules? If I bind memory to endpoint 1, and send using endpoint 2 - will it break? </p>
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<p>thanks...</p>
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<p>JB<br>
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