Bryan O'Sullivan wrote:
Userland software:
* libibverbs
* libsdp
* opensm
As far as I can tell, most of the rest of OpenIB userland (libibcm,
libibat, libibmad, etc) is logically part of OpenSM, can be treated as
such (I think Doug is already doing this with his Red Hat spec files)
and is unlikely to be used by other applications. Am I way off?
libibcm and librdmacm are not OpenSM related, but at least one is required to
support userspace connections. We should support librdmacm. libibcm is not as
important.
Components that I don't know what to do about, and will likely want to
drop unless someone can vouch for them:
* iSER
* SRP
* uDAPL
uDAPL is important to Intel.
- Sean
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