The sending process sends the message and resumes operation, immediately.
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14%
Blocking send
80%
Non-blocking send
3%
Blocking receive
3%
Non-blocking receive
The receiver blocks until a message is available. It resumes operation only after receiving the message
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9%
Blocking send
3%
Non-blocking send
76%
Blocking receive
12%
Non-blocking receive
The receiver retrieves either a valid message or a null and resumes operation, immediately.
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3%
Blocking send
4%
Non-blocking send
6%
Blocking receive
87%
Non-blocking receive
The sending process is blocked until the message is received by the receiving process or by the mailbox
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87%
Blocking send
5%
Non-blocking send
6%
Blocking receive
1%
Non-blocking receive
The sender must block until the recipient receives the message
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82%
Zero capacity
17%
Bounded capacity
1%
Unbounded capacity
The sender never blocks.
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6%
Zero capacity
12%
Bounded capacity
82%
Unbounded capacity
The link cannot have any messages waiting in it.
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58%
Zero capacity
29%
Bounded capacity
14%
Unbounded capacity
The queue has finite length n thus, at most n messages can reside in it
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3%
Zero capacity
86%
Bounded capacity
11%
Unbounded capacity
If the queue is full, the sender must block until there is an available space
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8%
Zero capacity
85%
Bounded capacity
6%
Unbounded capacity
The queue's length is infinite; thus, any number of messages can wait in it
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3%
Zero capacity
8%
Bounded capacity
89%
Unbounded capacity
A Socket is identified by
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10%
IP address
5%
port number
85%
Both of them
0%
Neither of them
If …..received, server accepts a connection from client socket
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89%
request
11%
response
A … on the client-side hides the communication details
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4%
scrub
85%
stub
1%
scranch
9%
switch
A stub allows for calling the … procedure like a …one
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87%
remote – local
13%
local – remote