Additional coserver-specific parameters might be listed in the machine notes file for certain platforms.
If your communication interface between nodes requires configurable buffers, you also need to consider the amount of space that these message buffers take up in the virtual portion on each coserver. Additional configuration parameters (such as HADDR, SADDR, and LADDR) specify sizes of these message buffers and apply only to certain computer platforms. You specify these buffer parameters in the coserver-specific section.
Some configuration parameters (such as ASYNCRQT, SENDEPDS, and DGINFO) apply only to certain computer platforms. ASYNCRQT and SENDEPDS are global parameters; ASYNCRQT specifies the number of outstanding receive requests and SENDEPDS the number of send endpoints per CPU VP. DGINFO passes additional optional, platform-specific information to the Datagram layer.
To determine if your computer requires these additional parameters, consult your machine notes file.
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