Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1993-10-29
1996-10-01
Lee, Thomas C.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
395842, 395846, 395500, 3642423, 36424234, 3649481, G06F 1328
Patent
active
055618197
ABSTRACT:
A direct memory access controller implements a two-cycle approach for performing a desired DMA transfer by executing both a memory access cycle and an I/O access cycle. During the memory access cycle, the address location of system memory to be accessed is driven on the addressing lines of a local bus. During the I/O access cycle, an address value within a DMA configuration address range is driven on the address lines of the local bus. The lower two order bits of the address value are encoded to provide byte lane information to a peripheral device during the I.backslash.O access cycle. The peripheral device responsively receives or provides data at the specified byte lane. As a result, peripheral devices that may be connected to the local bus will not respond to the I/O access cycle, while encoded byte lane information is provided to the desired peripheral device without requiring dedicated byte select lines.
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Gephardt Douglas D.
MacDonald James R.
Mudgett Dan S.
Advanced Micro Devices
Kivlin B. Noel
Lee Thomas C.
Stanton Terance J.
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