Charles D Stormon

7286647, Oct 23, 2007

Jan 18, 2005

11/037532

Charles D. Stormon - Cazenovia NY, US
Sanjay Ambardar - New Delhi, IN
Kuldeep Sharma - New Delhi, IN
Vijay Singh - Jhansi, IN

Tekelec - Morrisville NC

H04M 1/24
H04M 3/08
H04M 3/22

379 3201, 379 3203, 37911201, 379126

Methods, systems, and computer program products for providing a configurable telecommunications detail record adapter are disclosed. In one method, a user defines input data formats and output data formats via a graphical user interface. The text entered by the user is converted into a configuration file. The configuration file is converted into source code, and the source code is automatically converted into an executable adapter instance. In this manner, different adapter instances may be quickly and easily created by the user to process different input telecommunications detail record formats, such as formats of different probe vendors.

58600850, Jan 12, 1999

Aug 1, 1994

8/284372

Charles D. Stormon - Syracuse NY
Edward Saleh - Syracuse NY
Nikos B. Troullinos - Syracuse NY
Raymond M. Leong - Los Altos CA

Cypress Semiconductor Corporation - San Jose CA

G06F 1200

711108

An associative processing memory system for concurrent data searching and concurrent data processing which includes content addressable memory (CAM) array having multiple CAM words; a multiplexer for executing one of the input devices and for passing an output of one of the input devices; an interface register logic block for storing instructions in a command register and control and status information in a control and status register; a match circuit for executing a match instruction for performing a masked comparison of data in every CAM word in the CAM array to a search pattern; a read circuit for executing a read instruction for reading one CAM word in the CAM array wherein the CAM word is selected using a response register A and a multiple response resolver (MRR); a write circuit for executing a write instruction for performing a masked write operation to every CAM word indicated by a bit set in a select vector; a shift circuit for executing a shift instruction for shifting the response register A up or down by one bit position; a clear circuit for executing an instruction for clearing the most significant bit set in the response register A; a move circuit for executing a move instruction for writing the data contents indicated by the select vector to a response register; a write-column circuit for executing an instruction for writing the contents of the select vector to a column in the CAM array; a circuit for executing an nop instruction for performing no operation; a read-shift for executing a readshift instruction; a read-snext circuit for executing a readsnext instruction; a write-shift circuit for executing a writeshift instruction; and a write-snext circuit for executing a writesnext instruction.

56491492, Jul 15, 1997

Aug 1, 1994

8/284347

Charles D. Stormon - Syracuse NY
Abhijeet Chavan - Ann Arbor MI
Nikos B. Troullinos - Syracuse NY
Raymond M. Leong - Los Altos CA

Cypress Semiconductor Corporation - San Jose CA

G06F 1202
G06F 1300

395435

An associative processing memory system for concurrent data searching or processing includes a content addressable memory (CAM) array, a general register block, an interface register logic block, and a general control block. The CAM array is accessed for read or write by a select vector generated by the general register logic block. The select vector is selected through a multiplexer from at least four sources: the match latch, the multiple response resolver, the general purpose logic block and a supplies one unit. The interface register logic block provides input/output data registers, mask register, command register, and control/status register. The general control block generates control signals to the CAM system in response to bus signals. The match operation for the CAM array can be performed on all words in a single operation. A set of CAM instructions is used to control CAM operations including data movement, shifting, read/write, and match.