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Caitlin Ross
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Jonathan Jenkins
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more additions to model_net_event docs
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@@ -150,7 +150,9 @@ void model_net_event_collective_rc(
* (i.e. it is not constrained by transport packet size).
* - remote_event_size: this is the size of the ROSS event structure that
* will be delivered to the final_dest_lp.
* - remote_event: pointer ot data to be used as the remove event message
* - remote_event: pointer to data to be used as the remote event message. When
* the message payload (of size message_size) has been fully delivered to the
* destination (given by final_dest_lp), this event will be issued.
* - self_event_size: this is the size of the ROSS event structure that will
* be delivered to the calling LP once local completion has occurred for
* the network transmission.
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@@ -158,7 +160,10 @@ void model_net_event_collective_rc(
* transmitted the data off of the local node, but it does not mean that
* the data has been (or even will be) delivered. Once this event is
* delivered the caller is free to re-use its buffer.
* - self_event: pionter to data to be used as the self event message
* - self_event: pointer to data to be used as the self event message. When the
* message payload (of size message_size) has been fully sent from the
* sender's point of view (e.g. the corresponding NIC has sent out all
* packets for this message), the event will be issued to the sender.
* - sender: pointer to the tw_lp structure of the API caller. This is
* identical to the sender argument to tw_event_new().
*
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