RFC 7:Host-Imp Interface
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... data, the other with the input. (See Fig. 1) These two programs exchange data through a pool of buffers, and logical information through an interface table. ...
... user's (or caller, or party) requests and filling up the pool of buffers so as to keep the handler busy emitting. Multiplexing ...
... ASCII characters. * _fills_ the buffers of the pool with the content of the messages. ...
... hardware unit. It initiates the emission, eventually provides data chaining between the buffers, tests the different device status upon receiving an interrupt. ...
... interrupt. * _empties_ the buffers that are filled up by the network program. ...
... II-3 Buffers and Interface Table. ...
... II-3-1 Buffers. ...
... text + heading and marking (1006 + 4 = 1010 bytes). Consequently the buffer size could be chosen equal to 256 words (1024 bytes). As for the buffer number it will determine the link ...
... Consequently the buffer size could be chosen equal to 256 words (1024 bytes). As for the buffer number it will determine the link utilization frequency - ...
... [Length] of the message contained in the buffer ^ | ...
... | +--------------+----------+ | Buffer addr. | nb bytes | +--------------+----------+ | | | <== Filling pointer ...
... | | +--------------+----------+ | Buffer addr. | nb bytes | <== eEtracting pointer +--------------+----------+ | | Buffer ...
... Buffer addr. | nb bytes | <== eEtracting pointer +--------------+----------+ | | Buffer addr. | nb bytes | V +--------------+----------+ ...


... | ^ +- ^ -+ Commands | | Users | | | | | Pool of buffers | | User's ^ Interface ...



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