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Archive | 1995

Computer system with distributed bus arbitration scheme for symmetric and priority agents

Nitin V. Sarangdhar; Konrad K. Lai; Gurbir Singh; Michael W. Rhodehamel; Matthew A. Fisch


Archive | 1994

Apparatus and method of handling race conditions in mesi-based multiprocessor system with private caches

Nitin V. Sarangdhar; Wen-Hann Wang; Matthew A. Fisch


Archive | 1994

Apparatus and method for caching lock conditions in a multi-processor system

Wen-Hann Wang; Konrad K. Lai; Gurbir Singh; Mandar S. Joshi; Nitin V. Sarangdhar; Matthew A. Fisch


Archive | 1998

Core clock correction in a 2/N mode clocking scheme

Matthew A. Fisch; Chakrapani Pathikonda; Javed S. Barkatullah


Archive | 2003

Snoop blocking for cache coherency

Derek T. Bachand; Paul Breuder; Matthew A. Fisch


Archive | 1994

Method and apparatus for snoop stretching using signals that convey snoop results

Peter D. MacWilliams; Nitin V. Sarangdhar; Matthew A. Fisch; Amit A. Merchant


Archive | 1994

Computer system that maintains system wide cache coherency during deferred communication transactions

Nitin V. Sarangdhar; Wen Han Wang; Michael W. Rhodehamel; James M. Brayton; Amit A. Merchant; Matthew A. Fisch


Archive | 1996

Method and apparatus for supporting read, write, and invalidation operations to memory which maintain cache consistency

Nitin V. Sarangdhar; Michael W. Rhodehamel; Amit A. Merchant; Matthew A. Fisch; James M. Brayton


Archive | 1995

Method and apparatus for determining the timing of snoop windows in a pipelined bus

Matthew A. Fisch; Nitin V. Sarangdhar


Archive | 1997

Method and apparatus for self-snooping a bus during a boundary transaction

Michael W. Rhodehamel; Nitin V. Sarangdhar; Amit A. Merchant; Matthew A. Fisch; James M. Brayton

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