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ISBN : 978-2-7460-9712-4
EAN : 9782746097124
(Editions ENI)

GNU/Linux	RedHat 6.2 (Zoot)
	rflclean(2)

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RFLAT

NAME
SYNOPSIS
ARGUMENTS
DESCRIPTION
ERRORS
SEE ALSO

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NAME

rflat − Tag and load storage on LAM remote nodes.

SYNOPSIS

	int rflat (int node, char *buffer, int ld_length, int ma_length, int tag);
	int rflclean (int node, int tag);

ARGUMENTS

	node		where data will be stored
	buffer		data to be stored
	ld_length		length of data to be stored
	ma_length		length of storage to allocate
	tag		label to assign to remote storage for future reference

DESCRIPTION

The tag serves as a symbolic name, and is not related to the actual address of the allocated remote storage. The flat daemon remembers the tag. A later call to rget(2) can retrieve the actual address of the storage.

The ld_length and ma_length arguments are almost always set to the same value. A larger value for ma_length (the only other possibility) allows extra contiguous storage to be allocated but not loaded.

The rflclean() function frees any storage associated with the flat tag. It also deletes the flat tag.

ERRORS

ENOFLDESCRIPTORS

The table of storage addresses (kept by the flat server) is full.

SEE ALSO

rget(2), rload(2)

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rflclean(2)