Abstract: A computer-implemented method for handling client-server communications. The method may include 1) receiving, at a client system, a first command whose execution involves sending a first request to a server from a first transitory process associated with the first command; 2) initializing, on the client system, a communication proxy configured to relay communications between the server and transitory processes on the client system; 3) establishing a connection between the communication proxy and the server; 4) authenticating the communication proxy with the server; 5) establishing an inter-process communication channel configured to enable communication between the communication proxy and the transitory processes; 6) sending the first request from the first transitory process to the communication proxy over the inter-process communication channel; and 7) relaying the first request to the server via the connection between the communication proxy and the server.

Abstract: A caching system for increasing the operation concurrency between a cache module and a memory module by comparing received memory block identifiers, which correspond to texels needed for pixel composition, with memory block identifiers corresponding to texels locally stored within the cache module. If the received memory block identifiers match the memory block identifiers corresponding to locally cached texels, the system transmits these texels to a texture filter unit for pixel composition. If the received memory block identifiers do not match memory block identifiers corresponding to the locally cached texels, the system retrieves these texels from the memory module as fast as possible and then updates the cache module with the new texels. A plurality of first in, first out buffers are used to assist a controller module with synchronizing the transmission of the texels from the cache module and the overwriting of the texels received from the memory module into the cache module.