Function

PCI-DDC is a network interface component for message-passing multiprocessor architectures using HSL-network and the RCUBE router. It can be used with any CPU board having a PCI-local bus. PCI-DDC is a PCI bus master achieving Direct user Memory Access. It implements the Direct Deposit State Less Receiver Protocol (DDSLRP), developed at MASI, which reduces the processor overhead.

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