Transferring instructions into DSP memory including testing instructions to determine if they are to be processed by an instruction interpreter or a first kernel
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Mar 3, 1998
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Jun 27, 1994
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Jun 30, 1993
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A part of the read-write memory of a digital signal processor, generally referred to as a DSP, is used for the storage of a software layer which acts as a control unit which reads instructions in an, if desired large, memory external to the DSP, and which controls their transfer to the program memory of the DSP, which transfer is effected instruction by instruction or at least instruction block by instruction block. Field of use: real-time digital computations, particularly in consumer products, such as telematics terminals.
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