1. Issue one send at a time. Additional sends are not transfered until the first send completes.
Isn't #1 the simplest to implement? Turnaround on the send queue should be pretty quick, so send performance should be fine. I say do whatever is simplest, and then optimize from there, and to me that means #1 at the moment. What are the reasons to *not* do #1?
It's simpler to implement, and would definitely be the easiest to do on redirected QPs. The only disadvantage is that it lowers the throughput between two clients. Also, this is a relatively small decrease in complexity with respect to the rest of RMPP.
A couple of other areas that will need to be addressed include: RMPP timeouts, receive window sizes, and user-mode support.
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