Abstract:
Provided herein are methods of treating, preventing and/or managing cancers, which comprise administering to a patient 3-(5-amino-2-methyl-4-oxo-4H-quinazolin-3-yl)-piperidine-2,6-dione, or an enantiomer or a mixture of enantiomers thereof, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt, solvate, hydrate, co-crystal, clathrate, or polymorph thereof.
Abstract:
A method and structure for characterizing signals used to operate high speed circuitry on an integrated circuit chip. Signals to be characterized, such as column select signals, sense amplifier enable signals and word line signals, are generated on the chip. Each of these signals has an identical corresponding pattern during successive cycles of an input clock signal. These signals are sampled on the chip with successively delayed versions of the input clock signal, thereby generating a plurality of data samples that represent the patterns of the signals over a cycle of the input clock signal. The data samples are stored in a memory block on the chip, and are subsequently serialized and transferred to a location external to the chip.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides an emulator mapping process on a system-on-a-chip (SoC) for debugging. The implementation reduces manual intervention and makes the emulation mapping process very generic and technology independent and hence it reduces overall project cycle time. In the present disclosure, the SoCs containing analog delay locked loops are made suitable for emulation by configuring analog delay locked loop module in parallel with a synthesizable delay logic module. Further, selection logic is provided to select any one of the module at a time.
Abstract:
A system and method allow a user to extract the set of customizations performed on an application and use these to estimate the time and effort and cost of (a) migrating to a new version of the application and/or (b) consolidating systems. The user can browse the extracted data and select configuration elements for re-use. After downloading the one or more configurations and comparing them, the user selects elements of the configurations for re-use. The first step is to scan one or more application systems and extract the configuration data using a surveyor. The method according to the invention automatically identifies configuration differences. The user then selects configuration elements for re-use. A graphic user interface (GUI) can be provided which allows the user to make these selections by dragging and dropping selected elements to a “To Be” configuration. The selected configurations are then uploaded and installed on an instance of the application.
Abstract:
Provided herein are methods for treating and/or preventing a cancer or a tumor syndrome in a patient, comprising administering an effective amount of a TOR kinase inhibitor to a patient having cancer or a tumor syndrome, characterized by a LKB1 and/or AMPK gene or protein loss or mutation.
Abstract:
A programmable characterization-debug-test engine (PCDTE) on an integrated circuit chip. The PCDTE includes an instruction memory that receives and stores instructions provided on a chip interface, and a configuration memory that receives and stores configuration values provided on the chip interface. The PCDTE also includes a controller that configures a plurality of address counters and data registers in response to the configuration values. The controller also executes the instructions, wherein read/write addresses and write data are retrieved from the counters in response to the instructions. The retrieved read/write addresses and write data are used to access a memory under test. Multiple ports of the memory under test may be simultaneously accessed. Multiple instructions may be linked. The instructions may specify special counting functions within the counters and/or specify integrated (linked) counters. The PCDTE may transmit information off of the chip to exercise transmit/receive circuitry of the chip.
Abstract:
Provided herein are methods of treating, preventing and/or managing cancers, which comprise administering to a patient 3-(5-amino-2-methyl-4-oxo-4H-quinazolin-3-yl)-piperidine-2,6-dione, or an enantiomer or a mixture of enantiomers thereof, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt, solvate, hydrate, co-crystal, clathrate, or polymorph thereof.
Abstract:
An integrated circuit may include a packet decoder to receive serial data and to decode JTAG signals from the packets received. A JTAG processor may test the electrical circuitry dependent on the JTAG signals decoded. In a further embodiment, a test system may include a library of selectable JTAG routines. An encoder may encode a signal with serial data representative of sequential JTAG signals for at least one of the selectable JTAG routines. In a method of testing, the integrated circuit may receive the serial data signal at a predetermined terminal. A portion of the serial data may be examined to determine the presence of a predefined signature key. JTAG data may then be parsed from the serial data and tests performed based on the parsed JTAG data.
Abstract:
Methods of maintaining cache coherency of a virtual cache memory system in a data processing system are disclosed. The entries of the virtual cache memory include physical address information and logical address information. A memory access operation may be initiated on one or more predetermined memory locations based on physical address information. A determination may be made if the memory access operation may involve cache coherent memory. If the memory access operation may involve cache coherent memory, then a cache coherency command may be issued that contains physical address information of the memory access operation. Based on the cache coherency command and the physical address information, a determination may be made if there is a match between the physical address information of the memory access operation and the physical address information stored in the virtual cache. If there is a match, then a determination may be made whether data associated with the particular entry of the virtual cache memory is dirty. If the data associated with the particular entry of the virtual cache memory is dirty, then a write back operation may be initiated, and data in the particular entry of the virtual cache memory may be written to memory. A command may then be issued that indicates that the virtual cache memory and the memory locations of the memory access operation are cohered, and the memory access operation may be completed. A determination also may be made whether the memory access operation is a write operation. If the memory access operation is a write operation, then the particular entry of the virtual cache memory may be invalidated. The virtual cache memory may be included in a single chip microprocessor, and a device external to the single chip microprocessor may initiate the memory access operation. A circuit that bridges between the external device and an internal bus may receive a command from the external device to initiate the memory access operation.
Abstract:
Methods of managing a cache memory system in a data processing system are disclosed. The data processing system executes instructions and stores and receives data from a memory having locations in a memory space. The entries of the cache memory are in locations in a register space separate from the memory space. A first instruction that operates only on locations in a register space but not on locations in memory space may be executed to obtain address information from at least one entry of the cache memory. The obtained address information be compared with target address information. If the comparison between the obtained address information and the target address information results in a correspondence, then a first operation may be performed on the entry of the cache memory. If the comparison between the obtained address information and the target address information does not result in a correspondence, then the fit first operations not performed on the entry of the cache memory. Management operations may thus be performed on the cache memory without using locations in memory space. The first operation may include invalidate, flush or purge operations. The cache memory may be a virtual cache memory that has a plurality of entries each including physical address information and logical address information. The obtained address information, may be logical address information or physical address information. The first instruction may be a GET instruction for reading information from entries of the translation lookaside buffer or the cache memory. The second instruction may be a PUT instruction for writing information to entries of the translation lookaside buffer or the cache memory.