Patent
1997-02-18
1999-01-05
Luu, Le Hien
395829, G06F 1300
Patent
active
058571132
ABSTRACT:
An integrated network switch system which can uniquely and consistently detect and designate each processor on a bus without the relative position information, and allow a dynamic reallocation of the processors according to their designations. A pseudo code residing within each processor is implemented to effect the detecting and designating operation of the integrated network switch system. Additionally, a shared RAM and a hardware register which are made accessible to all processors on the bus at a fixed location are used to assist the designating operation of the system, and each processor's memory is used to assist the delaying operation of the system. This assures that tasks among the processors are distributed according to their designations, and that each of the processors can be removed or added without any hard coded information.
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Henderson Paul
Muegge Shad William
Stolp Mark
Harris Corporation
Luu Le Hien
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