Patent
1993-03-12
1996-04-30
Kriess, Kevin A.
39518319, 395550, G06F 1100, G06F 1300
Patent
active
055133380
ABSTRACT:
An in-circuit emulator trace bus clocking mechanism. A synchronization clock associated with the trace bus is provided. Arrival of a first event on a microprocessor bus to be traced is signified by a transition of a control line. A start of cycle event is detected. A start of cycle signal is generated with respect to the start of cycle event. A two stage pipeline having stage 1 storage elements and stage 2 storage elements are connected to receive data from the microprocessor bus. The start of cycle signal is used to sample data from the microprocessor bus into the stage 1 storage elements. An end of cycle event is detected. An end of cycle signal is generated with reference to the end of cycle event. The end of cycle signal is used to sample data from the stage 1 storage elements into the stage 2 storage elements. The end of cycle signal is also used to sample data appearing on the microprocessor bus at the end of the cycle into the stage 2 storage elements. The synchronization clock is combined with the end of cycle signal to generate a trace bus valid signal.
REFERENCES:
patent: 4674089 (1987-06-01), Poret et al.
patent: 5313618 (1994-05-01), Pawloski
Alexander James W.
Danowski Terri A.
Peters Stephen J.
Whitsel Ronald J.
Butler Dennis M.
Intel Corporation
Kriess Kevin A.
Lamb Owen L.
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