1995-11-07
1998-06-09
Teska, Kevin J.
395527, G06F 9455
Patent
active
057649561
ABSTRACT:
An emulator that emulates the operation of a target machine on an execution machine is disclosed. The execution module prepared for each function of the target machine is called via a dispatcher from a kernel. A calling address is registered in a dispatcher table by the execution module when each execution module is loaded. Inputs from a keyboard causes a hardware interrupt resulting in the calling of a keyboard emulator. After a converted key code is stored in a buffer, an interrupt controller emulator is called by intermodule communication. The interrupt controller emulator requests a virtual interrupt for the kernel. The keyboard emulator is called again and the key code stored in the buffer is transmitted to the application program.
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Akahori Yutaka
Kojima Masanori
Nakaoka Yasushi
Ogata Hideaki
Fiul Dan
Seiko Epson Conporation
Teska Kevin J.
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