Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory – Address formation – Slip control – misaligning – boundary alignment
Reexamination Certificate
2005-08-16
2005-08-16
Chace, Christian P. (Department: 2189)
Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory
Address formation
Slip control, misaligning, boundary alignment
C711S214000, C711S217000, C711S220000, C365S230030, C365S236000, C365S238500
Reexamination Certificate
active
06931508
ABSTRACT:
In an information processing device, a first address adder generates a first address representing a target for write of data or a storage location of data to be read. A second address adder generates a second address by adding 8 to the first address. First to seventh selectors appropriately select either the first address or the second address, and supply the selected address to first to seventh memory areas, respectively. An eighth memory area is supplied with the first address.
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Hayakawa Fumihiko
Okano Hiroshi
Arent & Fox PLLC
Chace Christian P.
Fujitsu Limited
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