Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1988-03-30
1991-05-14
Clark, David L.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
3408255, G06F 13374
Patent
active
050161628
ABSTRACT:
A method of assigning priorities and resolving bus contention in a distributed computer system is disclosed. Each system node is assigned an identifier. Priorities are reassigned at each change in bus access such that the node that most recently had access to the bus is assigned the lowest priority with the node having the next identifier in sequence being assigned the highest priority and all other nodes assigned priority in accordance with their identifier's position in the sequence. The identifiers are logically treated as organized in a circular fashion such that the lowest node identifier is considered to come next in the sequence after the highest node identifier.
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Alicandro Rosemarie
Bixby Peter C.
Burn Donald D.
Dempsey Morgan J.
Enberg Eric H.
Clark David L.
Data General Corp.
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