William James Mahany

20070192516, Aug 16, 2007

Feb 16, 2006

11/355677

Sharif Ibrahim - Smithtown NY, US
William Mahany - West Islip NY, US
Larisa Troyegubova - Nesconset NY, US
Bishnu Karki - Centereach NY, US
Kenneth Smalley - Hauppauge NY, US

G06F 13/28

710022000

A virtual FIFO automatic data transfer mechanism. A processor unit may allocate memory space within system memory for a data transfer operation. The processing unit may also program both a source device and a target device to perform the data transfer operation. After the programming, the source and target devices perform the data transfer operation without intervention by the processing unit until completion. The source device may store data into the allocated memory space, and indicate to the target device when it has stored a predetermined number of data bytes into the allocated memory space. In response to receiving the notification message, the target device may read the stored data from the allocated memory space, and indicate to the source device when the target device has read a predetermined number of data bytes from the allocated memory space.

20220179997, Jun 9, 2022

Dec 2, 2021

17/457298

- Chandler AZ, US
William Mahany - West Islip NY, US
Sailesh Rupani - Hyderabad, IN

G06F 21/64

Examples of the present disclosure relate generally to implementing higher-layer processing on time-sensitive data blocks at a physical-layer-interface device. Some examples include logic to perform operations, the operations including providing data blocks to a physical-layer-interface device. The operations may also include adding dummy data into one or more time-sensitive data blocks of the data blocks being provided to the physical-layer-interface device. A size of the dummy data corresponding to a size of higher-layer-processing data. Other example operations may include removing higher-layer-processing data from a first ingressing data block. The other operations may also include removing a portion of the first ingressing data block and adding the portion to a subsequent ingressing data block. A size of the portion corresponding to the size of integrity-detection data. The other operations may also include removing the integrity-detection data from an ingressing data block. Related methods, systems, and devices are also disclosed.