Anthony P Matyok from West Chester, PA, age 50

System And Method For Separating Multiple Workloads Processing In A Single Computer Operating Environment
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US Patent:

20070256076, Nov 1, 2007
Filed:

Dec 29, 2006
Appl. No.:

11/647650
Inventors:

James W. Thompson - West Chester PA,
Phillip M. Hoffman - Oreland PA,
Jeffery A. Stell - Exton PA,
Jessica A. Paragas - Springfield PA,
Steven D. Schatz - Eagleville PA,
Tatyana Martsun - Philadelphia PA,
Anthony P. Matyok - Springfield PA,
William Stratton - Malvern PA,
Eugene W. Troxell - King of Prussia PA,
Robert K. Liermann - Downington PA,
International Classification:

G06F 9/46
US Classification:

718102
Abstract:

A computing system having multiple processors in which these processors are configured to support a plurality of workload types may provide processing metering by workload types. In such a system, a server control module provides a mechanism for automatically configuring processor sets for processing tasks of each workload type supported by the system. This various processor sets are uniquely configured to support tasks of any given workload type. Tasks from a particular workload type are assigned to execute on a processor configured to support that workload type. If no processor set for a given workload type is present in a system, a task of that workload type may also be performed on a standard processor.

Memory Pooling In Segmented Memory Architecture
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US Patent:

20110246742, Oct 6, 2011
Filed:

Apr 1, 2010
Appl. No.:

12/752563
Inventors:

Clark C. Kogen - Chadds Ford PA,
Anthony P. Matyok - Springfield PA,
Eugene W. Troxell - King of Prussia PA,
Sharon M. Mauer - West Chester PA,
International Classification:

G06F 12/02
G06F 12/00
US Classification:

711170, 711E12001, 711E12002
Abstract:

Methods and computing systems for managing memory are disclosed. One computing system implementing a memory management scheme includes a plurality of memory pools formed in a segment-addressable memory, each of the memory pools including one or more pool areas having a common size and a size class, wherein the size class defines a maximum amount of memory able to be allocated from the memory pool. The computing system includes a memory management system interfaced to the segment-addressable memory, the memory management system including one or more memory pool tracking lists configured to track usage of the plurality of memory pools.

System And Method For Maintaining A Constant Processor Service Level In A Computer
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US Patent:

7734952, Jun 8, 2010
Filed:

Oct 27, 2004
Appl. No.:

10/974194
Inventors:

Phillip M. Hoffman - Oreland PA,
Jessica A. Paragas - Springfield PA,
Anthony P. Matyok - Springfield PA,
Jeffery A. Stell - Exton PA,
Sharon M. Mauer - West Chester PA,
James W. Thompson - West Chester PA,
Assignee:

Unisys Corporation - Blue Bell PA
International Classification:

G06F 11/00
US Classification:

714 10, 714 11
Abstract:

A method and system for maintaining the execution speed of a multiprocessor computer system includes automatically detecting a change in instruction execution rate in a disabled processor by a threshold amount and determining an amount of change in instruction execution rate to adjust an actual system-level instruction execution rate to approximate a target system-level instruction execution rate. The target system-level execution rate being pre-determined. Thereafter, the method adjusts one or more instruction processor execution rates such that the actual system-level instruction execution rate approximates the target system-level instruction execution rate to overcome the loss of the disabled processor. One embodiment of the invention involves the use of a processor key for licensing of processor resources within the computer system and offers the option of enabling a dynamic processor recovery method as well as an automatic execution rate regulation method.

Anthony P Matyok