Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1992-12-21
1996-09-24
Amsbury, Wayne
Boots, shoes, and leggings
364DIG1, 3642811, G06F 1730
Patent
active
055600034
ABSTRACT:
The garbage-collecting memory module (GCMM) functions much like traditional memory in a computer system, thereby permitting the invention to be utilized with a wide variety of computers. It differs from traditional memory in that it automatically cleanses itself of garbage while functioning as traditional memory without causing excessive delays in the execution of application programs by an associated computer. The GCMM can be designed to interface with a computer system via a traditional memory bus and to communicate with the central processing unit (CPU) of the computer using standard communication protocols. The GCMM is comprised of a memory, a means for communicating with the CPU, and a garbage-collecting control unit. The garbage-collecting control unit gives top priority to satisfying the computer's requests for memory services. The collection of garbage takes place during the intervals between memory service requests. Garbage collection is accomplished by copying live objects that are stored in one region of memory to a second region thereby leaving dead objects behind in the first region. When the copying process has been completed, the dead objects are disposed of, and the garbage-collecting process continues with the copying of live objects in the second region back to the first. An up-to-date list of live objects is maintained by the CPU and forwarded to the GCMM at the start of each garbage-collection cycle.
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Nilsen Kelvin D.
Schmidt William
Amsbury Wayne
Iowa State University & Research Foundation, Inc.
Malm Robert E.
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