US Patent 7443869 Deadlock avoidance queuing mechanism
Patent 7443869 was granted and assigned to Intel on October, 2008 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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David E. Mayhew0
Edward Butler0
Gary A. Solomon0
Joseph A. Schaefer0
Lynne M. Brocco0
Todd R. Comins0
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A queuing mechanism is described for managing packets between agents of a computer system. The queuing mechanism includes an ordered queue including a plurality of queue registers to store a plurality of packets. The queuing mechanism also includes a bypass queue coupled to the ordered queue, wherein, if a packet at head of the ordered queue is a delayed request and is stalled for lack of flow control credit, then the stalled packet is moved into the bypass queue.
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October 28, 2008
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07443869
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