Arthur B Stine

6698015, Feb 24, 2004

Jun 13, 2000

09/594179

Kenneth Moberg - Boulder Creek CA
Arthur B. Stine - Sunnyvale CA
Ronnie Bernard Kon - Los Gatos CA

Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 945

717154, 717141, 717166

Critical code routines are identified, separated from other routines, and compiled into a set of one or more critical dynamic link libraries (âDLLsâ). These are then recognized by a DLL loader and loaded at a reserved address space in the DLL memory space. Once all of the critical DLLs have been loaded, cache locking may be enabled for the reserved address space. Robust fault containment is facilitated through the use of code modules implemented as shared libraries that can be loaded and unloaded in a running system by individual processes. These code modules can be replaced individually as defects are found and fixed without requiring replacement of the entire system image or application image. What would normally be a monolithic application is modularized, and the sharing of common code among multiple applications is facilitated.

7639710, Dec 29, 2009

Feb 27, 2003

10/374712

Arthur Stine - Fremont CA, US
Paul S. Traina - Atherton CA, US
Spencer Greene - Palo Alto CA, US

Juniper Networks, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

H04L 12/66

370463, 370466, 370401

A system includes a gateway node that contains modular cards that separately implement control and data planes of a network protocol. The separate data and control cards provide for improved system reliability and improved flexibility in managing bandwidth. Control or data cards can be added to the gateway node as needed based on system load.

8254408, Aug 28, 2012

Nov 12, 2009

12/616856

Arthur Stine - Fremont CA, US
Paul S. Traina - Atherton CA, US
Spencer Greene - Palo Alto CA, US

Juniper Networks, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

H04L 12/66

370463, 370466, 370401

A system includes a gateway node that contains modular cards that separately implement control and data planes of a network protocol. The separate data and control cards provide for improved system reliability and improved flexibility in managing bandwidth. Control or data cards can be added to the gateway node as needed based on system load.

6629111, Sep 30, 2003

Oct 13, 1999

09/418045

Arthur B. Stine - Sunnyvale CA
Pradeep K. Kathail - Sunnyvale CA
Stephen P. Belair - Santa Cruz CA

Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 1200

707205, 711171, 711203

A method of allocating memory for a file includes determining a size of the file and searching a memory segment list to determine whether the file can be stored in one of a plurality of memory segments catalogued in the memory segment list. The memory segment list includes a plurality of entries, each one of the plurality of entries being associated with one of the plurality of memory segments and indicating whether the associated one of the plurality of memory segments includes a hole that is unoccupied, where each of the corresponding ones of the plurality of entries are adapted for identifying the hole and a hole size associated with the hole that identifies an amount of memory within the memory segment that is unoccupied.