Abstract: A method and system for transferring data in a multi ordered memory array from a source memory array to a destination memory array, at least one of which is multi-ordered. A reading memory access unit reads data from the source memory array according to a source access template and a writing memory access unit writes the data to the destination memory array according to a destination access template.

Abstract: A system having at least one breakpoint generating module and a core processor and method for providing mutual breakpoint capabilities to at least one breakpoint generating module and a core processor in a computing device. Each breakpoint generating module is capable of generating a first breakpoint message for allowing operation of the core processor and each breakpoint generating module to be halted. A second breakpoint message allows operation of the core processor to be halted. The second breakpoint message corresponds to the first breakpoint message. In addition, the core processor generates a third breakpoint message for allowing operation of the core processor and each breakpoint generating module to be halted.

Abstract: A system having at least one breakpoint generating module and a core processor and method for providing mutual breakpoint capabilities to at least one breakpoint generating module and a core processor in a computing device. Each breakpoint generating module is capable of generating a first breakpoint message for allowing operation of the core processor and each breakpoint generating module to be halted. A second breakpoint message allows operation of the core processor to be halted. The second breakpoint message corresponds to the first breakpoint message. In addition, the core processor generates a third breakpoint message for allowing operation of the core processor and each breakpoint generating module to be halted.

Abstract: A method and system for transferring data in a multi ordered memory array from a source memory array to a destination memory array, at least one of which is multi-ordered. A reading memory access unit reads data from the source memory array according to a source access template and a writing memory access unit writes the data to the destination memory array according to a destination access template.

Abstract: A system having at least one breakpoint generating module and a core processor and method for providing mutual breakpoint capabilities to at least one breakpoint generating module and a core processor in a computing device. Each breakpoint generating module is capable of generating a first breakpoint message for allowing operation of the core processor and each breakpoint generating module to be halted. A second breakpoint message allows operation of the core processor to be halted. The second breakpoint message corresponds to the first breakpoint message. In addition, the core processor generates a third breakpoint message for allowing operation of the core processor and each breakpoint generating module to be halted.

Abstract: A system having at least one breakpoint generating module and a core processor and method for providing mutual breakpoint capabilities to at least one breakpoint generating module and a core processor in a computing device. Each breakpoint generating module is capable of generating a first breakpoint message for allowing operation of the core processor and each breakpoint generating module to be halted. A second breakpoint message allows operation of the core processor to be halted. The second breakpoint message corresponds to the first breakpoint message. In addition, the core processor generates a third breakpoint message for allowing operation of the core processor and each breakpoint generating module to be halted.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for waking up a computer system using a peripheral device connected to a standard parallel port of the computer system. Functionality is added to the parallel port Select line normally used to indicate that the peripheral device connected to the parallel port is on line when the select signal is high. A signal transition on the Select line from low to high is detected and used to wake up the computer system. This toggling of the Selected line is detected and used to activate the computer system power supply into a normal operating state from a power save state.

Abstract: Reflections and cross talk in a high-speed, bidirectional transmission line are minimized by terminating the transmission line with a network including a "serial" resistor connected in series between an end of the transmission line and a parallel (e.g. data) port, a "pull-up" resistor connected to the transmission line side of the serial resistor, and a capacitor connected between the parallel port side of the serial resistor and ground. Optionally, a diode is connected between the pull-up resistor and a bias potential. A variety of exemplary values for these components (i.e., serial resistor, pull-up resistor, capacitor) are discussed, in the context of particular signals. Preferably, the capacitor and the resistors are positioned as close as possible to the connector.