> I am trying to modify one of the multicast examples (mckey.c) so that
> I have multiple multicast groups each one handling a different type of
> data. I am somewhat confused as to how I would do this. can I keep 1
> RDMA CM channel between each server/client pair? Would I need to keep
> a qp, send/recv queue and completion queue for each multicast group?
You can use a single QP, rdma_cm_id, completion channel, and CQ for all multicast groups. Simply call rdma_join_multicast() for every group that you want to join. E.g.
rdma_create_id()
rdma_bind_addr()
rdma_create_qp()
rdma_join_multicast()
rdma_join_multicast()
rdma_join_multicast()
rdma_join_multicast()
...
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