Method and system for data driven information processing
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsYukihito Maejima, Hirotoshi Shirasu, Taihei Suzuki, Yoshiaki Tokita, Shirou Tanabe, Takashi Morita
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsYukihito Maejima, Hirotoshi Shirasu, Taihei Suzuki, Yoshiaki Tokita, Shirou Tanabe, Takashi Morita
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An I/O prescription table (I/O PTBL) is associated with a processing program module that is executed by a conventional sequential execution type processor. Each processing program module fetches the input data according to its associated I/O PTBL and stores the output data in the same table. An execution control program makes reference to the I/O PTBL associated with the processing program module, updates the designated I/O PTBL so as to indicate that the corresponding input data is prepared, and starts the processing program module associated with the I/O PTBL which is furnished with all of the necessary input data.
A method for performing data driven processing in a data processing system which comprises sequential execution processing means for performing functions by executing program instructions in a predetermined sequence and memory means containing a plurality of processing program modules, comprising the steps of:
A data processing system having input/output prescription table group memory means containing a plurality of input/output prescription tables, queue memory means, processing program module group memory means containing a plurality of processing program modules, execution control program memory means containing an execution control program, and sequential execution processing means, wherein:
A data processing system having at least one processing subsystem comprising an input/output prescription table group memory unit, a queue memory unit and a processing unit which are interconnected, an execution control unit, and interface means for transmitting and receiving control information between said processing unit and said execution control unit, wherein:
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