Multicasting apparatus and method in shared memory switch
AssigneeElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
InventorsChan Kim, Tae-Whan Yoo, Jong-Hyun Lee
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AssigneeElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
InventorsChan Kim, Tae-Whan Yoo, Jong-Hyun Lee
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A multicasting system and method for use in a shared memory-based switch that includes an input subqueue reading block for reading out data inputted thereto, selecting one bit from an output port bitmap at a time and outputting output port information of one bit and class information as a data stream together with an enable signal. The system also includes a queue number encoding block for encoding the bitmap type of output port information provided thereto from the input subqueue reading means, creating a queue number of the output subqueues based on the encoded output port information and the class information and outputting the same together with an enable signal; and an output subqueue writing block for writing an assigned non-use address of the output subqueues in a tail address of corresponding output subqueue, responsive to the information from the input subqueue reading means and replacing a subsequent tail address of the corresponding output subqueue with a newly assigned non-use address, thereby writing a corresponding pointer in the corresponding output subqueue.
A multicasting apparatus in a shared memory switch, comprising:
A multicasting method in a shared memory switch, the method comprising:
A multicasting method in a shared memory switch, wherein a final number by which each address is to be read out for multicasting is stored in the addresses of a first predetermined memory;
A computer-readable medium storing a program for implementing functions comprising:
A computer-readable medium storing a program for implementing a function in which a final number by which each address is to be read out for multicasting is stored in the addresses of a first predetermined memory;
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