Shared buffer switch interface

Multiplex communications – Pathfinding or routing – Through a circuit switch

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C370S390000, C370S395700, C370S412000, C370S429000

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07417986

ABSTRACT:
A system and method for using a single shared buffer to service multiple destinations for a telecommunications switch is disclosed. Upon receiving a cell of data to be sent to a destination, an interface stores the cell in a shared buffer. The address of the cell in the buffer is stored in a queue array. The address of the buffer address in the queue array is stored in a head array and a tail array. A threshold register tracks the global threshold for the total number of cells in the shared buffer and a destination threshold for each destination. The buffer can broadcast a data cell to a single location or send the same cell to multiple locations.

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