found: Work cat.: Coster, L.D. Efficient multi-packet multicast algorithms on meshes with wormhole and dimension-ordered routing, 1995.
found: FOLDOC, Apr. 11, 2007(wormhole routing -- A property of a message passing system in which each part of a message is transmitted independently and one part can be forwarded to the next node before the whole message has been received. All parts of a single message follow the same route)
found: ComputerUser.com high-tech dictionnary, Apr. 11, 2007(wormhole routing -- A way of routing messages by transmitting each part of the message separately, but all along the same route)
found: Wikipedia, Apr. 11, 2007(Wormhole routing is a system of simple routing in computer networking based on known fixed links, typically with a short address)
found: ACM SIGCOMM Conference (1996 : Stanford University, Calif.). Applications, technologies, architectures, and protocols for computer communication, 1996:p. 185 (In wormhole routing, the unit of information transfer is a worm. A worm can range in length from a few bytes to several thousand bytes ... Each intermediate switch forwards the worm to the desired output port (if available) as soon as the head of the worm is received, without waiting for the entire worm to be assembled. Thus, the worm can stretch across several nodes and links at any one time. When the desired output port is not available, the worm is blocked and this information is propagated upstream using backpressure)
