[argobots-discuss] how to marshal/serialize an ABT_pool id for network use
Phil Carns
carns at mcs.anl.gov
Sun Feb 26 08:35:42 CST 2017
Actually, after thinking through a preliminary design a little more, I
think I would probably elect to do this mapping myself anyway (even if
an integer identifier were available in Argobots) so that I can choose
the size of the identifier in my protocol. I may need to use a
relatively small integer due to msg header size constraints.
-Phil
On 02/26/2017 08:46 AM, Phil Carns wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm considering how to build a network service in which incoming
> requests could potentially be serviced by more than one Argobots pool
> (ABT_pool). At the most fundamental level, this will look like a
> single centralized progress loop for the network that decodes the
> header for incoming messages, and based on that header calls
> ABT_thread_create() to launch the handler on a particular pool.
>
> I'd like the client to be able to control which pool it is targeting.
> I think this means that I should probably create my own data structure
> that maps "pool_id -> ABT_pool" so that I have a generic identifier
> that I can share over the network with other hosts. "pool_id" in this
> case would just be an int64_t or something similar of a fixed size at
> any rate. When a request arrives I would decode the header, look up
> the pool_id to ABT_pool mapping, then call ABT_thread_create() on that
> pool.
>
> Before I implement that, though, I just wanted to check- there isn't
> any existing mechanism built into Argobots for generating stable IDs
> for a given ABT_pool, is there?
>
> thanks!
> -Phil
>
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