93 results about "Command language" patented technology

A method and system for communication between server-less computing devices or clients in computers communicating over networks, such as the World Wide Web (WWW) using stateless protocols, e.g., HTTP. In this scheme, there are two classes of clients which can operate independently or can be combined in computers communicating over the network: a) clients that issue commands and request status or data, and b) clients that function as service brokers for providing services and processing commands, updating status and providing specific data—resembleing a server device but without accessible TCP/IP ports. Each service providing device is authenticated, retains a unique identity and establishes a soft state with the globally accessible server or servers. All devices and clients can compile and process a globally common command language established between all communicating network clients. The central server includes a CGI processing program and a database to retain client specific information. The server database represents a collection of queues, each having a client unique identifiable status, pending commands and/or data components. In this scheme, commands and signaling transmitted between the servers and clients utilize standard HTTP protocol semantics and HTML or standard markup language syntax. Clients encapsulate or embed information as parameters passed to HTTP CGI as a set of standard HTTP conversations. A CGI processing program converts, parses or processes each conversation and passes arguments with or without data to queues.

An apparatus and method for driving an electric device using speech recognition are disclosed. The method for driving an electric device using speech recognition includes switching an operation stop state to a pre-operation speech recognition standby mode if a first keyword is recognized at the operation stop state; starting basic operation of the device if a second keyword is recognized at the pre-operation speech recognition standby mode; and performing a corresponding command if at least one of a plurality of command languages that may be recognized by a user command is recognized within a predefined time during the basic operation, wherein the first keyword, the second keyword and the plurality of command languages are different from one another.

Attempts by drivers of a virtualized legacy computer game to communicate with nonexistent legacy game system hardware are converted into calls to actual hardware of the host computer game system. An access control list (ACL) restricting and/or reducing page permissions is used to explicitly forbid the drivers of the legacy computer game operating on the virtualized legacy computer game platform from writing to the MMIO addresses of the legacy computer game system. When the operating system of the virtualized legacy computer game platform attempts to touch its driver memory by writing to the MMIO addresses, the operating system of the host computer game system perceives a memory access violation, suspends the virtual machine implementing the virtualized computer game platform, and passes the intended write to an exception handler of the host operating system. The exception handler of the host operating system translates the attempted hardware access command into the command language of the host operating system and then returns control to the operating system of the virtualized legacy computer game platform. The legacy game is completely unaware of this address translation in that it sees only a successful hardware result and proceeds.

Systems and methods are disclosed for importing source data. The disclosed systems and methods may include uploading the source data from at least one source system and translating the source data into command language commands. Furthermore, the disclosed systems and methods may include checking the command language commands for completeness or consistency and executing the command language commands to generate import data for at least one destination.

A system for controlling a rendering engine by using specialized commands. The commands are used to generate a production, such as a television show, at an end-user's computer that executes the rendering engine. In one embodiment, the commands are sent over a network, such as the Internet, to achieve broadcasts of video programs at very high compression and efficiency. Commands for setting and moving camera viewpoints, animating characters, and defining or controlling scenes and sounds are described. At a fine level of control math models and coordinate systems can be used make specifications. At a coarse level of control the command language approaches the text format traditionally used in television or movie scripts. Simple names for objects within a scene are used to identify items, directions and paths. Commands are further simplified by having the rendering engine use defaults when specifications are left out. For example, when a camera direction is not specified, the system assumes that the viewpoint is to be the current action area. The system provides a hierarchy of detail levels. Movement commands can be defaulted or specified. Synchronized speech can be specified as digital audio or as text which is used to synthesize the speech.

An interface can serve as a client-mainframe interface, enabling clients to develop applications without a need to understand mainframe processes and screen flows. Extended Tool Command Language (Tcl) can define services that can include a series of interactions with a mainframe system and service definitions can be added or updated on the interface during operation of the interface without disrupting processing. The service definitions can enable the interface to receive XML requests from a client, parse the XML requests, execute the service scripts to interact with the mainframe systems, generate the result in a XML format and send the XML file back to the client. Fundamental Mainframe Interactions (FMI) commands can interact with the mainframe systems and enable the specification of the XML structure of the request and response. The interface can provide efficient connection pooling management and connection life cycle control to improve the performance of the mainframe system interactions.

A computerized method, program product, and a service that discovers trace data inserted into a source database having an unknown schema. Once the trace data is found by a dynamic data discovery engine, the tables, the fields, and the attributes of the fields in the source schema in which the trace data were located can be evaluated to determine if the data in the fields are pertinent to a target database. If so, then the data in those fields can be mapped and transferred to a target database. The dynamic data discovery engine generates the commands in both the source and the target database command language to find all pertinent data, map and transfer the data from the source database to a target database. The dynamic data discovery engine generates commands to create the target database and/or fields within an existing target database for the mapped and transferred data.

A system and method for generating actions utilizing predefined commands within a communications network comprises predefined commands called symbol commands. These are character strings entered into a platform during an internet or SMS communications protocol session. The method and system can be used via the internet or a GSM network and is well-suited for mobile use. In addition, utilization of keywords and alpha-numeric or other character symbols to form symbol commands allows for complex command structuring. A search process is used in combination with a symbol command and a symbol command directory to identify specific goods and services, or related symbol commands. In addition, a platform performs specific predetermined actions in response to the symbol command such as making product purchases or providing services such as location-based services, coupon delivery or travel ticketing. The symbol command structure and platform will also utilize identification information associated with an individual user. Furthermore, the platform may implement a response using location information associated with the user from the country code, area code or prefix code of a user's telephone number, or use GPS location information associated with the user's internet device. The symbol command system and method provide an improved form of access to products and services via the internet or SMS.

In one implementation, the invention can be a computer-implemented method for generating an engineering change order (ECO) netlist for an integrated circuit (IC). The method includes performing a formal equivalence check between an implementation netlist and a reference netlist to identify one or more corresponding failed compare points in the implementation and reference netlists. The method further includes, for at least one failed comparison: (i) performing equivalence verifications based on fan-in cones for the failed compare points, to generate pin pass/fail information, (ii) tracing the fan-in cone for the reference netlist to generate ECO pin and cell information, and (iii) modifying the implementation netlist, based on (1) the pin pass/fail information, (2) cell connectivity information, (3) cell description information, and (4) the ECO pin and cell information, to generate the ECO netlist by adding one or more new ECO cells to the implementation netlist and appropriately connecting them.

A simulation template and method therefor is disclosed that modifies a SPICE netlist that describes a circuit in order to provide customized or pre-installed additional analysis. More specifically, a simulation template is an interactive command language (ICL) script that has embedded instructions telling a netlist where to insert information and which options are to be provided. It is used to expand SPICE beyond the traditional limitations of the basic alternating current (AC), direct current (DC), and transient analysis by allowing parameter variations and multiple simulations passes to be run under one analysis umbrella. Such additional analysis employing parameter variations and multiple analysis passes include sensitivity analysis, root means square (RSS) analysis, extreme value analysis (EVA) and worst case sensitivity (WCS), to name a few. The simulation template includes a routine to add to a netlist for altering circuit parameter values of the circuit design in a pre-determined manner, a routine to add to the netlist for performing simulations of the circuit design for respective altered circuit parameter values to arrive at respective selected vector measurements, and a routine to add to the netlist for manipulating at least one of the vector measurements in accordance with the pre-determined analysis.

An apparatus for and method of utilizing an Internet terminal coupled to the world wide web to access a legacy data base management system having a dialog-based request format using a standardized object-based command language, such as JavaScript, rather than the proprietary command language native to the legacy data base management system to perform a bulk update operation. This approach leverages the power of the legacy data base management without the need for the user to become familiar with the proprietary command language of the legacy data base management system. The approach is particularly efficient in that the user can provide parameters to the legacy data base management system as a parameter object.

The invention discloses an automatic test method of a long distance multi-device condition. The automatic test method of the long distance multi-device condition comprises the following steps of obtaining a personal computer (PC) machine with a Linux operation system; obtaining an internet protocol (IP) address of each test device; arranging a storage block on the PC machine, storing all operation information, including the IP address of each test device and operation orders, in the storage block; running the information in the storage block through a SHELL script, achieving circulation of each IP address, calling a tool command language (TCL)/Expect script secure shell (SSH) to each IP address, and returning a login password, a login overtime time and the operation orders to the Expect script as parameters; and logging in each test device by the Expect script. The automatic test method of the long distance multi-device condition has the advantages of being simple, easy to achieve, and capable of reducing development cost of a test system, facilitating combined tests of test devices in a plurality of different locations, and being good in usability.

The embodiment of the invention discloses a simulation serial port testing method and device. The simulation serial port testing method includes the steps of receiving a modulator-demodulator command language AT command sent by a client terminal, reading and analyzing various presorted testing data files, obtaining testing commands in the testing data files, determining whether the testing commands are initiatively-reported result coded message URC commands or not, sending the URC commands to the client terminal if the testing commands are the initiatively-reported result coded message URC commands, determining whether the AT command is contained in the testing commands in the testing data files or not if the testing commands are not the initiatively-reported result coded message URC commands, sending response contents of the testing commands corresponding to the AT command to the client terminal if the AT command is contained in the testing commands in the testing data files, and sending information which is not successfully matched to the client terminal if the AT command is not contained in the testing commands in the testing data files. According to the scheme, debugging of the development process can be timely obtained through the development and the debugging of the client terminal, and the integrated development schedule is quickened.