Right now, when a response is sent back, a pointer to a ctx is created by the original requester, with their internal opcode attached. However, this is all that the ctx contains. Do we need this? Can we just peel it back sot hat the generic_resp_hdr_t member of the generic_resp_msg_t is just a uint32_t opcode?
Right now, when a response is sent back, a pointer to a ctx is created by the original requester, with their internal opcode attached. However, this is all that the ctx contains. Do we need this? Can we just peel it back sot hat the generic_resp_hdr_t member of the generic_resp_msg_t is just a uint32_t opcode?