Contents of the FM 2.0 release

Once you expand the FM 2.0 distribution into its component files and directories, you should have all of the following beneath `platform/opsys/arch' (e.g. `platform/solaris/sparc'):

• `benchmks'
  • `Makefile' Symbolic link to `makefile.unix', below
  • `bwr.cs' Bandwidth benchmark (receive side).
  • `bws.cs' Bandwidth benchmark (send side).
  • `latr.cs' Latency benchmark (receive side).
  • `lats.cs' Latency benchmark (send side).
  • `makefile.unix' Build benchmark programs.
• `bin'
  • `streamer' Rewrite handlers in a C source file to conform to the expectations of the FM 2.0 implementation.
  • `streamify' Front end script for `streamer'. Must be run on all `.c' files containing message handlers.
• `include'
  • `fm.h' Function prototypes and constant declarations. Must be included by all C programs using FM.
  • `fmtypes.h' Type declarations for data types used by FM. Automatically #included by `fm.h'.
  • `byteordr.h' Macro definitions for byte ordering functions. Used for communication between heterogeneous systems (coming soon).
• `lib'
  • `libFM.a' A version of the FM library. Programs that use FM and run on 16-bit (i.e. LANai 2.3) Myrinet boards must be linked with `libFM.a'.
  • `libFM32.a' Another version of the FM library. Programs that use FM and run on 32-bit (i.e. LANai 4.x) Myrinet boards must be linked with `libFM32.a'.
• `etc'
  • `lcp.dat' LANai control program for 16-bit Myrinet boards.
  • `lcp32' LANai control program for 32-bit Myrinet boards.
  • `lcp_interoperate.dat' Same as `lcp.dat', but can coexist on the same network as Myricom's MCPs.
  • `lcp32_interoperate' Same as `lcp32', but can coexist on the same network as Myricom's MCPs.
  • `lcp_no_switch.dat' Same as `lcp.dat', but runs only on directly-connected (i.e. switchless) networks.
  • `lcp32_no_switch' Same as `lcp32', but runs only on directly-connected (i.e. switchless) networks.
• `examples'
  • `Makefile' Symbolic link to `makefile.unix', below
  • `hellos.c' "Hello, world" example--sends the string "Hello, world." across the network.
  • `hellor.cs' "Hello, world" example--receives and outputs a string from the network. (`.cs' implies the file must be run through streamify.)
  • `makefile.unix' Build example programs.
• `doc'
  • `userdoc.ps' PostScript version of FM 2.0 user documentation
  • `userdoc.html' HTML version of FM 2.0 user documentation (first page)
  • `userdoc_*.html' and `fmconfig.gif' Needed by HTML version of FM 2.0 user documentation
  • `userdoc.info' Emacs Info version of FM 2.0 user documentation (first page)(1)
  • `userdoc.info-*' Needed by Emacs Info version of FM 2.0 user documentation

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