Multi-processor intercommunication system and method

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G06F 9/46 (2006.01) G06F 15/173 (2006.01) H04L 29/00 (2006.01)

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CA 1178716

Abstract of the Disclosure A system using a sorting network to intercouple multiple processors so as to distribute priority messages to all processors is characterized by semaphore means accessible to both the local processors and the global resource via the network. Transaction numbers identifying tasks are employed in the messages, and inter- faces at each processor are locally controlled to establish trans- action number related indications of the current status of each task being undertaken at the associated processor. A single query to all processors via the network elicits a prioritized response that denotes the global status as to that task. The transaction numbers also are used as global commands and local controls for the flow of messages. A destination selection system based on words in the messages is used as the basis for local acceptance or rejection of messages. This arrangement together with the transaction number system provides great flexibility as to intercommunication and control.

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