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| SMC_RUN(8) | Linux Programmer's Manual | SMC_RUN(8) | 
NAME¶
smc_run - start a TCP socket program with the capability to use SMC as networking protocol
SYNOPSIS¶
smc_run [-dhrtv][-r SIZE] [-t SIZE] program parameters
DESCRIPTION¶
smc_run starts a program specified as argument with
    its parameters, allowing to use the SMC protocol for program-used TCP
    socket connections.
  
  The script specifies libsmc-preload.so as a preload shared library for the
    Linux program loader, and may adjust transmit and receive buffer sizes to
    SIZE by setting socket options SO_RCVBUF and SO_SNDBUF respectively.
    SIZE can be specified in Bytes or using metric prefixes k and m, e.g.
    8k...1024k/1m.
  
  The preload library libsmc-preload.so intercepts a few TCP socket calls and
    triggers the equivalent execution through SMC.
  
  Note: If it is not possibile to use smc_run, the libsmc-preload.so may
    be installed as apreload library via environment variable LD_PRELOAD. Use
    environment varibles SMC_SNDBUF and SMC_RCVBUF to request specific transmit
    and receive buffer sizes respectively. Supports metric prefixes k and m.
The following options can be specified:
- -d
 - Display additional diagnostic messages during the program execution.
 - -h
 - Display a brief usage information.
 - -r SIZE
 - Request receive buffer size SIZE.
    
Notes: 
- •
 - May be overridden by the application.
 - •
 - Increases net.core.rmem_max if necessary.
 
- -t SIZE
 - Request transmit buffer size SIZE.
    
Notes: 
- •
 - May be overridden by the application.
 - •
 - Increases net.core.wmem_max if necessary.
 
- -v
 - Display version information.
 
RETURN CODES¶
On success, the smc_run command returns 0. If an error occurs smc_run writes a message to stdout and completes with a return code other than 0.
- 1
 - An invalid option was specified.
 
EXAMPLES¶
Run program foo using SMC, requesting a receive buffer size of 512KB
$ smc_run -r 512k ./foo
SEE ALSO¶
af_smc(7), smc_chk(8) smc_pnet(8), smc_rnics(8), smcd(8), smcr(8), smcss(8), tcp(7)
| January 2017 | smc-tools |