> If you use file descriptors for the XRC domain, then when the last user of the
> domain exits, the domain
> gets destroyed (at least this is in OFED.  Sean's code looks the same).
> 
> In this case, the kernel cleanup code for the process should close the XRC
> domains opened by that
> process, so there is no leakage.
> 
> When the last user of an XRC domain exits cleanly (or crashes), the domain
> should be destroyed.
> In this case, with Sean's design, the tgt qp's for the XRC domain should also
> be destroyed.
> 
> Sean, is this correct?

This is correct.
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