Data transfer processing method
AssigneeFujitsu Limited
InventorKazumi Hayasaka
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AssigneeFujitsu Limited
InventorKazumi Hayasaka
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Processing which, in conventional data transfer processing, entails the use of the common bus when performing (1) processing to confirm the interrupt state, performed via the common bus employing an interrupt register and interrupt mask register, and (2) confirmation processing performed when new frames are transferred during processing, can be performed without using the common bus. By thus reducing the frequency of access via the common bus in data transfer processing, there is no reduction in the usage ratio of the common bus by other peripheral device connected to the same common bus as certain peripheral device. As a result, the performance of the information processing terminal as a whole is not degraded. Further, even if there is currently only a single peripheral device unit connected to the common bus, degradation of the performance of the information processing terminal upon future addition of other peripheral device can be avoided.
A data transfer method, in an information processing terminal having a memory and peripheral device connected via a common bus, and a CPU for controlling date transfer between said memory and said peripheral device via said common bus, said CPU being capable of accessing said memory without using said common bus, which is a method of data transfer between said memory and said peripheral device via said common bus, the method comprising:
A data transfer method, in an information processing terminal having a memory end peripheral device connected via a common bus, and a CPU for controlling data transfer between said memory and said peripheral device via said common bus, said CPU being capable of accessing said memory without using said common bus, which is a method of data transfer between said memory and said peripheral device via said common bus, comprising the steps of:
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