Method and apparatus for dynamically controlling bus access from

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395306, 395670, G06F 1338, G06F 1340

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ABSTRACT:
A dynamic pipeline depth control method and apparatus is used with a bus which supports pipelined bus transactions. An agent coupled to the bus includes both a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter is used to transmit an indication to the other agents coupled to the bus which prevents the other agents from issuing a transaction on the bus. The receiver is used to receive the indication, from another agent, that prevents the agent from issuing a transaction on the bus.

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