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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 28, 2010
Filed:
Apr. 28, 2006
Mariano Concilio, Scafati, IT;
Mariano Concilio, Scafati, IT;
Incard S.A., Geneva, CH;
Abstract
A transaction stack for devices with a limited writing cycle memory slides in a transaction buffer. Following any Commit Transaction or, alternatively, any Begin Transaction, the transaction stack is reallocated inside the transaction buffer. Consequently, some memory locations in the transaction buffer are released. The writing accesses to the non-volatile area memory of the transaction buffer are not concentrated in the first address, as in a standard implementation of a transaction stack, but they are spread over the locations of the transaction buffer.
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