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Method for data exchange using several sets of commands. RU patent 2281547.

FIELD: data processing technologies.

SUBSTANCE: method uses program interpreter of commands, processing interpreted Java byte-codes, series of native commands are finalized with command for finishing series, and command decoder, actions of which depend on whether activated hardware execution device is present. If present, then this activated hardware execution device performs an attempt to execute next Java byte-code. If not present, then next Java byte-code is transferred directly to software command interpreter.

EFFECT: accelerated processing of native commands and byte-codes of Java (machine-independent codes produced by Java compiler) using hardware device for executing byte-codes of Java, when these are not supported by software means.

3 cl, 30 dwg

IPC classes for russian patent Method for data exchange using several sets of commands. RU patent 2281547. (RU 2281547):

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