Messages in this thread | | | Date | Sat, 23 Jun 2001 16:06:58 +0200 | From | Jan Hudec <> | Subject | Re: RPC vs Socket |
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> I am in the way of building a new remote file system. > Presently I decided to use sockets for remote communication. Lately I > understood that RPC is used in coda and nfs file systems(is it so). I want to > know the fessibility in using RPC in the new file system.
Both seem to have pros and cons. RPC should be easier to write (especialy the server side), but it performs bad with UDP on slow links. (NFS did not work on 115200 serial line because of too many dropped packets - TCP flow control too badly needed in such cases). Or can linux do RPC over TCP?
For puropose of shool excercise the work saved with RPC might be tha main argument.
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