Nonuniform compression span

Coded data generation or conversion – Digital code to digital code converters – Unnecessary data suppression

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C341S051000, C341S106000

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06847315

ABSTRACT:
A method and structure stores and/or transmits and receives data in compressed form. Retrieval latencies are reduced by selectively transmitting a portion of the data in uncompressed form. When the apparatus is part of a computer architecture supporting main memory compression, a selected L2 cache line belonging to the unit of main memory compression is kept uncompressed. To minimize decompression latency, the uncompressed L2 cache line is stored with the compressed-memory directory. Alternatively, the uncompressed L2 cache line is stored in the compressed memory together with the rest of the memory compression unit it belongs to.

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Geiger et al. (US applicaiton No. 10/205,590), “Network device with improved storage density and access speed using compression techniques”, filed on Jul. 25, 2002.

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