Struct RdmaQueuePair

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pub struct RdmaQueuePair {
    pub send_cq: usize,
    pub recv_cq: usize,
    pub qp: usize,
    pub dv_qp: usize,
    pub dv_send_cq: usize,
    pub dv_recv_cq: usize,
    pub send_wqe_idx: u32,
    pub send_db_idx: u32,
    pub send_cq_idx: u32,
    pub recv_wqe_idx: u32,
    pub recv_db_idx: u32,
    pub recv_cq_idx: u32,
    /* private fields */
}
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Represents an RDMA Queue Pair (QP) that enables communication between two endpoints.

An RdmaQueuePair encapsulates the send and receive queues, completion queue, and other resources needed for RDMA communication. It provides methods for establishing connections and performing RDMA operations like read and write.

§Fields

  • send_cq - Send Completion Queue pointer for tracking send operation completions
  • recv_cq - Receive Completion Queue pointer for tracking receive operation completions
  • qp - Queue Pair pointer that manages send and receive operations
  • dv_qp - Pointer to the mlx5 device-specific queue pair structure
  • dv_send_cq - Pointer to the mlx5 device-specific send completion queue structure
  • dv_recv_cq - Pointer to the mlx5 device-specific receive completion queue structure
  • context - RDMA device context pointer
  • config - Configuration settings for the queue pair

§Connection Lifecycle

  1. Create with new() from an RdmaDomain
  2. Get connection info with get_qp_info()
  3. Exchange connection info with remote peer (application must handle this)
  4. Connect to remote endpoint with connect()
  5. Perform RDMA operations with put() or get()
  6. Poll for completions with poll_send_completion() or poll_recv_completion()

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§send_cq: usize§recv_cq: usize§qp: usize§dv_qp: usize§dv_send_cq: usize§dv_recv_cq: usize§send_wqe_idx: u32§send_db_idx: u32§send_cq_idx: u32§recv_wqe_idx: u32§recv_db_idx: u32§recv_cq_idx: u32

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impl RdmaQueuePair

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pub fn new( context: *mut ibv_context, pd: *mut ibv_pd, config: IbverbsConfig, ) -> Result<Self, Error>

Creates a new RdmaQueuePair from a given RdmaDomain.

This function initializes a new Queue Pair (QP) and associated Completion Queue (CQ) using the resources from the provided RdmaDomain. The QP is created in the RESET state and must be transitioned to other states via the connect() method before use.

§Arguments
  • domain - Reference to an RdmaDomain that provides the context, protection domain, and memory region for this queue pair
§Returns
  • Result<Self> - A new RdmaQueuePair instance or an error if creation fails
§Errors

This function may return errors if:

  • Completion queue (CQ) creation fails
  • Queue pair (QP) creation fails
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pub fn get_qp_info(&mut self) -> Result<RdmaQpInfo, Error>

Returns the information required for a remote peer to connect to this queue pair.

This method retrieves the local queue pair attributes and port information needed by a remote peer to establish an RDMA connection. The returned RdmaQpInfo contains the queue pair number, LID, GID, and other necessary connection parameters.

§Returns
  • Result<RdmaQpInfo> - Connection information for the remote peer or an error
§Errors

This function may return errors if:

  • Port attribute query fails
  • GID query fails
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pub fn state(&mut self) -> Result<u32, Error>

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pub fn connect(&mut self, connection_info: &RdmaQpInfo) -> Result<(), Error>

Connect to a remote Rdma connection point.

This performs the necessary QP state transitions (INIT->RTR->RTS) to establish a connection.

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  • connection_info - The remote connection info to connect to
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pub fn recv( &mut self, lhandle: RdmaBuffer, rhandle: RdmaBuffer, ) -> Result<(), Error>

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pub fn put_with_recv( &mut self, lhandle: RdmaBuffer, rhandle: RdmaBuffer, ) -> Result<(), Error>

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pub fn put( &mut self, lhandle: RdmaBuffer, rhandle: RdmaBuffer, ) -> Result<(), Error>

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pub fn ring_doorbell(&mut self) -> Result<(), Error>

Get a doorbell for the queue pair.

This method returns a doorbell that can be used to trigger the execution of previously enqueued operations.

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  • Result<DoorBell, anyhow::Error> - A doorbell for the queue pair
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pub fn enqueue_put( &mut self, lhandle: RdmaBuffer, rhandle: RdmaBuffer, ) -> Result<(), Error>

Enqueues a put operation without ringing the doorbell.

This method prepares a put operation but does not execute it. Use get_doorbell().ring() to execute the operation.

§Arguments
  • lhandle - Local buffer handle
  • rhandle - Remote buffer handle
§Returns
  • Result<(), anyhow::Error> - Success or error
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pub fn enqueue_put_with_recv( &mut self, lhandle: RdmaBuffer, rhandle: RdmaBuffer, ) -> Result<(), Error>

Enqueues a put with receive operation without ringing the doorbell.

This method prepares a put with receive operation but does not execute it. Use get_doorbell().ring() to execute the operation.

§Arguments
  • lhandle - Local buffer handle
  • rhandle - Remote buffer handle
§Returns
  • Result<(), anyhow::Error> - Success or error
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pub fn enqueue_get( &mut self, lhandle: RdmaBuffer, rhandle: RdmaBuffer, ) -> Result<(), Error>

Enqueues a get operation without ringing the doorbell.

This method prepares a get operation but does not execute it. Use get_doorbell().ring() to execute the operation.

§Arguments
  • lhandle - Local buffer handle
  • rhandle - Remote buffer handle
§Returns
  • Result<(), anyhow::Error> - Success or error
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pub fn get( &mut self, lhandle: RdmaBuffer, rhandle: RdmaBuffer, ) -> Result<(), Error>

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pub fn poll_completion_target( &mut self, target: PollTarget, ) -> Result<Option<IbvWc>, Error>

Poll for completions on the specified completion queue(s)

§Arguments
  • target - Which completion queue(s) to poll (Send, Receive, or Both)
§Returns
  • Ok(Some(wc)) - A completion was found
  • Ok(None) - No completion was found
  • Err(e) - An error occurred
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pub fn poll_send_completion(&mut self) -> Result<Option<IbvWc>, Error>

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pub fn poll_recv_completion(&mut self) -> Result<Option<IbvWc>, Error>

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impl Clone for RdmaQueuePair

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fn clone(&self) -> RdmaQueuePair

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for RdmaQueuePair

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for RdmaQueuePair

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Deserialize this value from the given Serde deserializer. Read more
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impl Named for RdmaQueuePair

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impl Serialize for RdmaQueuePair

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Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer. Read more

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