System and method for managing computer system resources using command control vectors
AssigneeMCI Communications Corporation
InventorsJohn V. McLain, Jr., Damon Curnell
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AssigneeMCI Communications Corporation
InventorsJohn V. McLain, Jr., Damon Curnell
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A system, method and computer program product for processing multiple tasks using a single copy of a data object employs command control vectors (CCVs) for representing tasks. A CCV includes pointers to method objects that store instructions for processing tasks and pointers to data objects that store temporary data generated by execution of the method objects. A command response manager manages a queue of CCVs. A separate CCV is generated for each session thread. Multiple CCVs can point to the same method object so that only a single copy of a method object needs to be provided. In one embodiment, CCVs are used in a telecommunication network emulator, where each CCV points to a command response table method object that includes a variety of responses for a variety of inputs. When a CCV points to a script invocation within a command response table, the CCV includes a field for pointing to the invoked script, a field for pointing to a particular offset within the script and a field for pointing to a data object that stores data associated with execution of the script for the CCV. The temporary data object and the virtual instructions of the script form a virtual data object.
A method for managing computer system resources, comprising:
A computer program product for permitting a computer system to manage computer system resources, said computer program product comprising:
A system for managing computer system resources, comprising:
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