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I am reaching out with a question that might also be an issue in `verbs;ofi_rxm`:
when exceeding the cache size (default is 1024), the address is interpreted as a system address by default in `fi_writemsg`, instead of a device one. Increasing the size of the cache with `FI_MR_CACHE_MAX_COUNT` solves the problem.
Is my issue a direct consequence of `FI_MR_HMEM` and the limit on the cache size? Or is it a missing detection of the pointer type in the provider?
Thanks for your time and your help
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
ofiwg/libfabric#9759
Hi all,
I am reaching out with a question that might also be an issue in `verbs;ofi_rxm`:
when exceeding the cache size (default is 1024), the address is interpreted as a system address by default in `fi_writemsg`, instead of a device one. Increasing the size of the cache with `FI_MR_CACHE_MAX_COUNT` solves the problem.
Is my issue a direct consequence of `FI_MR_HMEM` and the limit on the cache size? Or is it a missing detection of the pointer type in the provider?
Thanks for your time and your help
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: