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In RPC-based communication, it is useful to distinguish the RPC interface, which is the "network contract" be- tween the client and the server, from the presentation, which is the "programmer's contract" between the RPC stubs and the code that calls or is called by them. Presentation is us ually a fixed function of the RPC interface, but some RPC systems, such as DCE and Concert, support the notion of a flexible presentation or endpoint modifier , allowing controlled modification of the behavior of the stubs on each side without affecting the contract between the client and the server. Up until now, the primary motivation for flexible presentati on has been for programmer convenience and improved interoperability. However, we have found flexible presenta tion also to be useful for optimization of RPC, and in many cases necessary to achieving maximal performance without throwing out the RPC system and resorting to hand-coded stubs. In this paper we provide examples demonstrating this point for a number of different operating systems and IPC transport mechanisms, with RPC performance improvements ranging from 5% to an order of magnitude. In general, we observe that the more efficient the underlying IPC transport mechanism is, the more important it is for the RPC system to support flexible presentation, in order to avoid un necessary user-space overhead.

Using annotated interface definitions to optimize RPC