Method and apparatus of scanning control for information process

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ABSTRACT:
A scanning control apparatus operates to scan-in arbitrary data to data storage elements such as registers, flip-flops and memory devices in an information processing system, and also scan-out data held in the data storage elements. The data storage elements are provided with physical scanning addresses determined in accordance with the arrangement of packaging, and further provided with logical scanning addresses. In the scanning operation for storage elements, a logical scanning address is given, and the scanning control apparatus transforms the logical scanning address into physical scanning addresses, by which storage elements rendered scan-in or scan-out are selected.

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