Shared buffer type variable length packet switch

Multiplex communications – Pathfinding or routing – Switching a message which includes an address header

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C370S395720, C370S428000, C711S153000, C710S056000

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06977941

ABSTRACT:
A packet switch having a structure of writing a variable length packet received from each of input lines into a shared buffer memory on a fixed length data block unit basis, wherein a buffer controller forms an input queue for each input line and, when the last data block of a variable length packet is registered in the input queue, links a linked address list for the input queue to one or a plurality of output queues corresponding to one or a plurality of packet destination output lines.

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