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#define | CL_IOC_EPHEMERAL_PORTS (CL_IOC_MAX_COMPONENTS_PER_NODE - CL_IOC_RESERVED_PORTS - CL_IOC_USER_RESERVED_PORTS) |
This valude represents the maximum number of EPHIMERAL communication ports that can be present on a ASP node. | |
#define | CL_IOC_MAX_COMP_PORT (CL_IOC_MAX_COMPONENTS_PER_NODE - 1) |
This is the highest communication port address that can be present on a ASP node. | |
#define | CL_IOC_MAX_COMPONENTS_PER_NODE (1024) |
This represents the maximum number of communication ports, which can be opened on a ASP node. | |
#define | CL_IOC_MAX_NODE_ADDRESS (CL_IOC_MAX_NODES-1) |
This is the highest ASP node address, which can be assigned to any ASP node. | |
#define | CL_IOC_MAX_NODES (1024) |
This value represents the total number of ASP nodes present in a System. | |
#define | CL_IOC_MIN_COMP_PORT (1) |
This is the lowest communication port address that can be present on a ASP node. | |
#define | CL_IOC_MIN_NODE_ADDRESS (1) |
This is the lowest ASP node address, which can be assigned to any ASP node. | |
#define | CL_IOC_REASSEMBLY_TIMEOUT (5000) /* milliseconds */ |
ASP provides a feature of sending any sized data to another ASP object. | |
#define | CL_IOC_RESERVED_PORTS (64) |
This value represents the maximum number of ASP communication ports that can be present on a ASP node. | |
#define | CL_IOC_USER_RESERVED_PORTS (64) |
This value represents the maximum number of USER communication ports that can be present on a ASP node. |
Header file of Ioc Data Structures and APIs.