[ofiwg] libfabric dpa provider

[Jeff Hammond]

Changing the license almost certainly means that your code can never be
integrated with the OFI project...

Maybe someone will correct me, but there are companies where software
developers cannot even look at GPL code without legal review.

Jeff

On Fri, Oct 2, 2015 at 9:48 AM, Paolo Inaudi <p91paul at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Since you are working on libfabric, I figured you might be interested to
> know I wrote a libfabric provider for the A3Cube Ronniee (
> http://a3cube-inc.com/ronniee-express.html) in-memory network.
>
> The provider has been developed for my Master's thesis at University of
> Torino, in Italy, as part of a research collaboration of the university
> with A3Cube. The fabric implements an hardware-based distributed shared
> memory. Because of that, I easily implemented the RMA data transfer
> interface, since it is basically the native operational mode; the fi_msg
> interface is also available, using a remote memory region as a buffer.
> Atomics and tagged messages are not supported (yet). Code is available
> under LGPLv3 here:
>
> https://github.com/p91paul/libfabric-provider-dpa
>
> The provider is named "dpa" after the DPALIB API offered by A3Cube for
> their products. I plan to add some documentation over the next week.
>
> Paolo
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