Introduction to Header-Data Split
This section describes header-data split services that are available in NDIS 6.1 and later versions. Header-data split improves network performance by splitting the header and data in received Ethernet frames into separate buffers. Separating the headers and the data enables the headers to be collected together into smaller regions of memory. As a result, more headers will fit into a single memory page and more headers will fit into the system caches, so the overhead for memory accesses in the driver stack is reduced.
This section includes:
Initializing a Header-Data Split Provider
Receive Indications with Header-Data Split
Header-Data Split Administration and Configuration
Supporting Header-Data Split in Protocol Driver and Filter Drivers
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