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LUC API Reference [H]
Values to use for this option: powers-of-two from 1
MB to 256 MBs, inclusive.
LUC_CONFIG_SWAP_CLIENT_INBOUND
LUC_CONFIG_SWAP_CLIENT_OUTBOUND
LUC_CONFIG_SWAP_SERVER_INBOUND
LUC_CONFIG_SWAP_SERVER_OUTBOUND
This configuration key uses boolean flags to enable
byte swapping on messages sent to a LUC client,
from a LUC client, to a LUC server, and from a LUC
server, respectively.
These are not valid for Linux endpoints.
Values to use for this option: 0 and 1.
LUC_CONFIG_CLIENT_RPC_COUNT
This configuration key sets the maximum number of
concurrent client RPCs on a single endpoint.
Values to use for this option: 1 to 13106, inclusive.
LUC_CONFIG_MAX_LOCAL_ENDPOINTS
This configuration key sets the maximum number
of started LUC endpoints that may exist in a single
Linux process.
This key is not valid for MTK endpoints.
Values to use for this option: 1 to 512, inclusive.
LUC_CONFIG_MAX_LARGE_NEARMEM_SIZE
This configuration key adjusts the amount of nearby
memory allocated for the endpoint's large I/O buffer
region.
This key is not valid for Linux endpoints.
Values to use for this option: powers of two from 1
MB to 2 GB, inclusive. A special value of zero (0)
may be used to disable this memory region and force
all I/O memory requests to be handled by the small
memory buffer.
LUC_CONFIG_MAX_LARGE_MEM_REQUEST
This configuration key sets the largest internal
memory request that will be handled by the
endpoint's large I/O buffer region.
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