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From: Steve Passe <smp@csn.net>
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Subject: Re: paper I stumbled across 
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Hi,
> 
> vger.rutgers.edu:/pub/linux/SMP/papers/netlocking.ps.gz
> 
> It discusses the parallelization of the xkernel network protocol code
> for shared memory multiprocessors.  It includes analysis of various
> simulations that the authors ran over their implementation using
> various traces of tcp and udp connection sets.  They also explore
> strategies, payoff, and the overhead of the locking itself on the
> operations that need to be performed.
> 

I placed it on the FreeBSD SMP web site,down in the docs section of
the top page.

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