Fujitsu Corporation

Satoshi Aoki

Takeshi Toyoyama

Atsushi Sakurai

Shosuke Mori

Tatsuya Suzuki

Masaoki Satoh

A method includes steps of calculating, for each predetermined operation included in a program, an execution time required when the operation is executed by a predetermined processor, or calculating, for each predetermined operation included in the program, a circuit size required when the operation is realized in a form of hardware according to a predetermined technology; and calculating, for the entirety of the predetermined program or operations corresponding to a part the entirety of the predetermined program, a total execution time required when the entirety of the predetermined program is executed by the predetermined processor, as a result of applying in sequence the required execution time, or calculating, for the entirety of the predetermined program or operations corresponding to a part the entirety of the predetermined program, a total circuit size required when the entirety of the predetermined program or programs corresponding to a part of the entirety of the predetermined program, as a result of applying in sequence the required circuit size.

Data processing device designing method, data processing device designing apparatus, program and computer readable information recording medium

A multiprocessor system used, for example, in a personal computer, wherein different types of microprocessors are used independently of the architecture of each microprocessor. The system includes a control register, a control circuit, and a common peripheral circuit mounted, for example, on a main board, and a plurality of kinds of microprocessors each mounted, for example, on a sub-board connected to the main board. The control circuit transmits a halt request signal to a first microprocessor which is currently operating, in response to coincidence between an output signal of the control register and the status signal indicating that a second microprocessor is in a halt condition, when the output signal of the control register is changed by the first microprocessor. Then, the control circuit releases a halt request signal applied to the second microprocessor in response to coincidence between a status signal indicating that the first microprocessor has entered into a halt condition and the output signal of the control register.

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Yokohama, Japan

Satoshi Aoki