rdma: Set eager max size to 0 #791
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As a first step in disabling eager, set max size to 0. Assuming performance tests show no regression, we'll figure out what work we need to also properly handle 0 byte sends. Signed-off-by: Brian Barrett <bbarrett@amazon.com>
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There's another 0 byte rx buffsize bug in the code that I can reproduce with Libfabric 1.22 (but not 2.0). I think we'll close this and move on to a fix that just completely disables eager. |
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As a first step in disabling eager, set max size to 0. Assuming performance tests show no regression, we'll figure out what work we need to also properly handle 0 byte sends.
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