Re: [PATCH V3 1/5] RDMA/core: Transport-independent access flags

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On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 12:22:14PM +0300, Sagi Grimberg wrote:
> It's better if you want it fast. I can't stress it enough, but IMO, the
> fallback should *not* be in the API, but rather in the ULP.
> Ideally, at some point it won't need to fall back, and we can remove
> the API.

But if all driver need to impement the same dispatch between
FR/FMR/ALLPHYS and having similar fast path hacks something is wrong.

Maybe we should start but just implementing the helper you suggest in
separae FR/FMR/ALLPHYS handlers while phasing out hacks like use
ALLPHYS for single segment registrations or if other registrations
fail.  And as a second step we can decide if their are similar enough
to consolidate them, or if we should simply kick out FMR and/or ALLPHYS
and thus not support any in-kernel consumers for old HCAs.

n the meantime let's kick off the now aready unuses memwindow in-kernel
API (I fear the userlevel one will have to stay forever) and the
about to be unused by proper in-kernel code PHYS MRs.
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