Re: [RFC net-next 0/7] Provide an ism layer

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> One important point I see is that there is a bit of a misnomer in the
> existing ISM name in that our ISM device does in fact *not* share
> memory in the common sense of the "shared memory" wording.

Maybe this is the trap i fell into. So are you saying it is not a dual
port memory mapped into two CPUs physical address space? In another
email there was reference to shm. That would be a VMM equivalent, a
bunch of pages mapped into two processes address space.

This comes back to the lack of top level architecture documentation.
Outside reviewers such as i will have difficultly making useful
contributions, and seeing potential overlap and reuse with other
systems, without having a basic understanding of what you are talking
about.

	Andrew




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