xprt_adjust_cwnd(9) [suse man page]

XPRT_ADJUST_CWND(9)						 Linux Networking					       XPRT_ADJUST_CWND(9)

NAME

       xprt_adjust_cwnd - adjust transport congestion window

SYNOPSIS

       void xprt_adjust_cwnd(struct rpc_task * task, int result);

ARGUMENTS

       task
	   recently completed RPC request used to adjust window

       result
	   result code of completed RPC request

DESCRIPTION

       We use a time-smoothed congestion estimator to avoid heavy oscillation.

COPYRIGHT

Kernel Hackers Manual 2.6.					     July 2010						       XPRT_ADJUST_CWND(9)

RpcHdr(3I)						    InterViews Reference Manual 						RpcHdr(3I)

NAME

       RpcHdr - header for remote procedure calls

SYNOPSIS

       #include <Dispatch/rpchdr.h>

DESCRIPTION

       An  RpcHdr enables an RPC request to be sent or received.  To send an RPC request, you would insert an RpcHdr into an rpcstream followed by
       any arguments and then flush the rpcstream if you wanted the request to be sent immediately.  The rpcstream automatically fills in each RPC
       request's  length  field.  To receive an RPC request, you would extract an RpcHdr from an rpcstream and examine the ``request()'' member to
       determine which additional arguments need to be extracted as well.  You can examine the ``ndata()'' member too if you need to estimate  how
       much space to allocate.

CONSTRUCTORS

       RpcHdr(void* writer, int request)
       RpcHdr(int request)
       RpcHdr()
	      Construct  an  initialized  header  for an outgoing RPC request (first two constructors) or construct an uninitialized header for an
	      incoming RPC request (third constructor).  To initialize the header, you'll have to store the request's protocol	number.   You  can
	      also store the address of the writer sending the RPC request if you want to route the RPC request to a specific reader on the peer's
	      side.

PUBLIC OPERATIONS

       unsigned long reader()
       int request()
       unsigned int ndata()
	      Get information about the RPC request.  ``reader()'' identifies the reader which should handle the RPC request.  ``request()'' iden-
	      tifies  the  action  that should be performed.  ``ndata()'' gives the number of data bytes following the header, which may be useful
	      for estimating the amount of space that must be allocated to store an argument.

SEE ALSO

       RpcReader(3I), RpcWriter(3I), rpcstream(3I)

InterViews							   27 March 1991							RpcHdr(3I)