Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory – Storage accessing and control – Hierarchical memories
Patent
1996-12-16
1999-05-18
Cabeca, John W.
Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory
Storage accessing and control
Hierarchical memories
395287, 395309, 395310, 711117, 711118, 711141, 711142, 711143, 711146, G06F13/14
Patent
active
059058765
ABSTRACT:
A transaction ordering mechanism for processor-based computing systems ensures proper ordering of transactions between the processor, I/O and memory subsystems, ensures cache coherence within the computing system, and facilitates concurrence of the transactions so as to enable high-bandwidth, deadlock-free operation. I/O to memory transactions and processor to memory transactions are placed in a memory request queue in the order in which such transactions appear on the processor bus; I/O to memory transactions are placed in an inbound request queue in the order such transactions appear on the I/O bus; and processor to I/O transactions and completions corresponding to split-transaction I/O to memory read transactions are placed in an outbound request queue in the order in which the split-transaction I/O to memory read transactions and the processor to I/O transactions appear on the processor bus.
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Bell D. Michael
MacWilliams Peter D.
Pawlowski Stephen S.
Cabeca John W.
Intel Corporation
Tran Denise
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