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-Author: Sean Hefty <sean.hefty@intel.com>
-Date:   2010-01-18 12:03:15 -0800
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-docs/interfaces.txt: add documentation to describe interface differences
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-Provide a simple documentation that defines the main userspace
-verbs interfaces and the differences between them.
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-Signed-off-by: Sean Hefty <sean.hefty@intel.com>
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-+WinOF provides several userspace interfaces.  The main application\r
-+interfaces are given below, along with a brief description of each.\r
-+\r
-+\r
-+libibverbs\r
-+OFA interface available on windows and linux\r
-+      This is the only linux verbs interface, which was ported to\r
-+      windows to support portability.  This sits over winverbs.\r
-+      It provides low abstraction to the hardware, but does not\r
-+      expose windows specific features, like overlapped operations\r
-+      for asynchronous control.  This is a good choice for low-level\r
-+      access, with portability between windows and linux.\r
-+\r
-+WinVerbs\r
-+OFA windows interface\r
-+      Lowest level windows verbs interface for applications.  Most\r
-+      of the other interfaces sit over this interface.  This provides\r
-+      the lowest abstraction to the hardware, while also exposing\r
-+      windows specific features.  This is a good choice for\r
-+      low-level access on windows.\r
-+\r
-+DAPL (Direct Access Programming Library)\r
-+Industry standard RDMA interface for multiple OS's\r
-+      Hardware providers may support this interface, even if not\r
-+      part of OFA.  This sits over libibverbs and ibal.  This provides a\r
-+      higher level of abstraction, but provides the most portability.\r
-+\r
-+Network Direct (ND)\r
-+Microsoft defined interface for windows\r
-+      Hardware providers may support this interface, even if not\r
-+      part of OFA.  This sits over winverbs and ibal.  This provides\r
-+      a higher level of abstraction, but may provide access to the\r
-+      most hardware on Windows platforms.\r
-+\r
-+IBAL (InfiniBand Access Layer)\r
-+OFA windows interface\r
-+      Older windows interface.  This is currently a peer to winverbs,\r
-+      with a longer term goal of moving it over winverbs.  The\r
-+      interface will be supported going forward.  This provides low\r
-+      level abstraction, but does not expose windows specific features.