Appeal No. 97-2466 Page 17
Application No. 08/461,943
intermediate representation of the source program; and
defining a pseudo reference instruction for selected variables
at said selected point in said first intermediate
representation of the source program.” In short, the claim
specifies two types of pseudo operations, viz., a pseudo store
instruction and a pseudo reference instruction.
Similar to claim 2, claim 13 specifies in pertinent part
“means for generating a pseudo store instruction for a
selected variable at said selected point in said first
intermediate representation of the source program.” Also
similar to claim 2, claim 14 specifies in pertinent part
“means for defining a pseudo reference instruction for a
selected variable at said selected point in said first
intermediate representation of the source program.” In short,
claims 13 and 14 specify a pseudo store instruction and a
pseudo reference instruction, respectively.
The examiner admits, “Pyster does not teach inserting a
pseudo operation ....,” (Final Rejection at 3), of any sort.
As aforementioned regarding claims 1 and 11, Cordy discloses
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