Appeal No. 1996-3076
Application 08/118,773
- optionally processing certain of said
information units processed by pre-established analysis
procedures;
- memorizing in a status table (TE) and in
accordance with a pre-established grid, a selection of,
processed and/or unprocessed, information units
corresponding to the observed program being executed;
- authorizing access to the status table (TE),
particularly in the reading mode, for service programs
(SER) external to the observed program being executed,
- retaining all or part of the status tables (TE)
corresponding to observation cycles preceding the
current cycle in memory in accordance with a structure
of previous chronologically arranged status tables
(TANT1-TANTN), and
- beginning with the observed application program,
automatically loading an address table directly
accessible from outside the application program,
including the instantaneous addresses of blocks of
information relating to the execution of the observed
program, in particular an address of a code of a
function being executed and an address of the contents
of an instantaneous context associated with the
function.
The Examiner relies on the following prior art:
Wade 5,067,107 November 19,
1991
(filed November 5, 1988)
Dieter Wybranietz et al. (Dieter ), Monitoring and2
performance measuring distributed systems during
The Examiner and Appellant refer to this reference by2
the author's first name. To avoid confusion we do the same.
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