1 |
A method of storing system data communication system |
JP5926196 |
1996-03-15 |
JP3202583B2 |
2001-08-27 |
ハマーシック アンドレアス; アーレルス クラウス; パイファー ユルゲン |
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2 |
Structured software for a telecommunication system, including a
communication service object which uses relationship data to route a
message from an originator object to a recipient object |
US913871 |
1992-07-15 |
US5758159A |
1998-05-26 |
Edouard Collet |
A software structure comprises structural objects each comprising at least one service access point to which a message addressed to the object may be sent. Each structural object is associated with other objects by relationships which relate it structurally relative to the other objects. Communication between objects takes place by transmission of messages between a service access point module of an originator object and a service access point module of a recipient object via a communication service object receiving messages to be sent from the originator objects and supplying them to the recipient objects. The communication service contains data defining the relationships between objects and refers thereto at the same time as to the recipient object identity in the header of a message in determining the identity of the structural object to which the message must be sent. |
3 |
Method for storing system communications system data using modules and
tables |
US603028 |
1996-02-16 |
US5778351A |
1998-07-07 |
Juergen Peifer; Andreas Hammerschick; Claus Ahlers |
In communications systems the problem often arises of memory-efficient intermediate storage of system data. To solve this problem, the invention provides that during the process of generating the control programs for the communications system at least one table is created of such a type that the system data to be written into the same during the execution of these programs are intermediately stored without reserving additional memory space and without larger dynamic loss. |
4 |
Method for storing system data of communication system |
JP5926196 |
1996-03-15 |
JPH08265808A |
1996-10-11 |
YURUGEN PAIFUAA; ANDOREASU HAMAASHITSUKU; KURAUSU AARERUSU |
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable system data to be efficiently and temporarily stored in a memory place without reducing dynamic characteristics of a communication system by taking an entry out of a separate table before a generating process of a module with a list and thus preparing at least one table.
SOLUTION: System data are designed, in this embodiment, to be temporarily stored in a table Tn of a module Mn. Modules M2 and M4 are designed to execute write-in/read-out operations to/from the table Tn of the system data. Thus, order of generation is first decided before a generation process. This decision is made by a procedure C or occasionally by a special procedure. After decision of order, modules M1 to Mn-1 are generated in the decided order in the procedure C and when the modules M1 to Mn-1 is generated, the table T has all the entries to tell where the table T executes write-in/read- out operations.
COPYRIGHT: (C)1996,JPO |
5 |
Software structure for data processing system |
JP18974692 |
1992-07-16 |
JPH05204854A |
1993-08-13 |
DOMINIKU BERUSHI; ADOUAARU KORE |
PURPOSE: To provide a software structure for the data processing system for real-time simulation which uses a large-scale software like, specially, a communication system.
CONSTITUTION: The software structure is equipped with a service layer SE equipped with software function module of a system or function modules of application that do not include elements depending upon the hardware architecture of the system and a system layer SY equipped with the software function modules of the system. The system layer SY delivers messages between the software function modules of the application, manages the distribution and copy of the function modules of the application in the system, specifies and manages the reference to transaction processes between the function modules of the application, and allocates and protect the function module shooting of the application.
COPYRIGHT: (C)1993,JPO |
6 |
Software structure for data processing system, specially, electric communication system |
JP18974592 |
1992-07-16 |
JPH05204853A |
1993-08-13 |
EDOUAARU KORE |
PURPOSE: To provide a software structure for data processing system, specially, electric communication system which meets real-time type conditions.
CONSTITUTION: The software structure includes structural objects that include at least one service access point (X, Y) to which an object-addressed message is possibly addressed, and the structural objects are coupled with other objects so that the structural objects are arranged structurally about other objects. A communication between objects is made between a service access point module (X) and a service access point module (Y) through communication service constitution objects (RLA and IACS) and a communication service includes data defining the relation between the objects and refers to the said relation together with the identifier of the header of the message so as to determine the identifier of the structural object at the destination of the message.
COPYRIGHT: (C)1993,JPO |
7 |
Automatic generating system of call processing program |
JP3597185 |
1985-02-25 |
JPS61195098A |
1986-08-29 |
SHIMOJI HIROSHI; MIYAZAKI SEIJI |
PURPOSE:To generate plural kinds of programs at a time, and to attain to shorten the period of program development by separating a call processing program, preparing duplicately kinds necessary for each machine with respect to the individual parts of machines and inserting them to common part respectively. CONSTITUTION:An input analysis part 2 analizers a syntax of an input data, converts it into internal expression. Based on this internal expression, an intermediate code generating part 3 extracts logical control structure (concatenation, selection, iteration) as exchange control instruction, execution control request and program and generates the intermediate codes of intermediate level against the output. Among these intermediate codes, an execution control instruction insertion control part 4 refers to a table 5 with regard to ones corresponded to an execution control request, indexes corresponded data, and generates the code of the execution control instruction. Also, among intermediate codes, an object code developing part 6 outputs corresponded codes excluding the execution control request. |