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- the present invention relates to an operation input processing device and method, and can be applied to an operation input processing device such as an automatic ticket-issuing machine that issues tickets for a concert according to a user's input operation.
- an operation input processing device such as an automatic ticket-issuing machine that issues tickets for a concert according to a user's input operation.
- the conventional automatic ticket issuing machine 1 has a signal processing unit 2 composed of a personal computer and a personal computer.
- the central processing unit (CPU) controls the operation of the entire automatic ticket issuing machine 1. Control is performed using software resources consisting of an operating system (OS) 'program stored on the hard disk 3 and an application program for operating the automatic ticket issuing machine 1.
- OS operating system
- the display unit 4 has a display screen having an evening touch panel function, and displays a screen based on an instruction of the signal processing unit 2 or a user input via the display screen. To the signal processing unit 2.
- the force reader 5 has a credit card card insertion device issued under a contract with a management company that manages the automatic ticketing machine 1 and is inserted into the force card insertion device. Reads the identification information written on the credit card for certifying the identity and notifies the signal processing unit 2 of the identification information o
- the printer 6 issues a ticket such as a concert according to the information from the signal processing unit 2.
- the uninterruptible power supply 7 is for maintaining the operation of the automatic ticket issuing machine 1 for a predetermined time when the power is turned off, and notifies the signal processing unit 2 that the power is turned off. Perform the shutdown process that is the pre-process when turning off the power.
- the signal processing unit 2 is connected to a transmission line 9 formed of, for example, a public line via a modem 8, modulates transmission data by a predetermined modulation method in the modem 8, and transmits the data to a host computer installed in the center. At the same time, the modem 8 demodulates and receives the received signal transmitted from the host computer.
- the signal processing unit 2 sends the identification information read from the credit card to the host via the modem 8 and the transmission path 9. Send it in the evening.
- an operation manager who manages the operation of the automatic ticket issuing machine 1 may accidentally turn off the power without performing a shirt down process (pre-processing when turning off the power).
- an uninterruptible power supply 7 is provided.
- the uninterruptible power supply 7 notifies the signal processing unit 2 that the power has been turned off, and performs a shutdown process, thereby preventing the drive unit of the hard disk 3 from being broken.
- the magnetic head for reading and writing data may come into contact with the rotating disk.
- the hard disk 3 may be damaged and the recorded program may be destroyed.
- the signal processing unit 2 will be unable to start up the automatic ticket issuing machine 1 and an irrecoverable failure will occur.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above points, and proposes an operation input processing apparatus and method which can further improve reliability as compared with the related art, and further simplify the configuration and maintenance work. Things.
- an operation input for performing a process according to a user's operation input using a part of the first plurality of program data stored in the basic program storage unit 21 A processing unit 10 for extracting a part of the program data from the basic program storage unit 21 and creating new second program data; a simulation unit 11; and a simulation unit 11
- a processing program distribution memory section 12 (12A, 12Bs12C ⁇ ) which is detachably connected to the storage section and stores the second program data created in the simulation apparatus section 11.
- the processing program distribution memory section 12 (12A, 12B, 12C ...) removed from the simulation device section 11 are connected, and the processing program distribution memory section 1 2 (1 2 A, 12B, 12C)
- the second program data stored in the first memory means 33C is stored in the first memory means 33C, and a user operation input is performed using the second program data in the first memory means 33C.
- an operation input processing unit 13 13As13B, 13C ...) for executing a process according to.
- the program data created by extracting a part of the program data from the basic program storage unit 21 is stored in the processing program distribution memory unit 12 (12A, 12B, 12C ......).
- the relevant processing program distribution memory section 12 (12A, 12B, 12C —) is operated by the operation input processing section 13 (13A, 13B, 13C —)
- the new program data connected to and stored in can be supplied to the operation input processing unit 13 (13A, 13B, 13C « :).
- the processing unit 13 (13A, 13B, 13C ...) inadvertently turns off the power, the operation input processing unit 13 (13A, 1C 3B, 13C;7)
- An operation input processing device 10 that can be easily supplied from the basic program storage unit 21 without destroying the program data used in It can be realized easily.
- the test operation input execution unit 41C when the test operation input execution unit 41C is operated in simulation by using the first program data stored in the basic program storage unit 41B, the first program is executed.
- the operation input processing means 43 43 A, 43 B, 43 C
- the operation input execution unit 63 is drive-controlled using a part of the first program data of the basic program storage unit 41B.
- Test operation input execution unit 4 1 C is used for simulation operation.
- a part of the first program data stored in the basic program storage unit 41B is extracted by accumulating the program data corresponding to the read instruction given to the program storage unit 41B.
- the data can be supplied as externally supplied data to the operation input processing means 4 3 (43 A, 43 B, 43 C%) Via the processing program distribution memory means 42.
- the operation input processing means 43 (43A, 43B, 430 ...) can correct the program data, so that the user can easily use the operation input.
- a processing device 40 can be obtained.
- the access date of the first program data stored in the basic program storage means 71B is initialized to a date different from the test execution date, and the first program data
- the access date of the second program data used for the test operation in the first program data of the basic program storage means 71B is set.
- the above-mentioned test execution date is rewritten, and the second program data whose access date matches the test execution date among the first program data of the basic program storage means 71B is processed.
- the program distribution memory means 72 is copied as third program data, and the third program data of the processing program distribution memory means 72 is externally supplied as program data.
- Basic program storage 7 1 B When extracting the second program data for controlling the drive of the input execution means 83, the access date of the first program data is initialized to a date other than the test execution. As a result, the extraction of the second program data can be easily performed.
- the test execution processing section 91A composed of a personal computer
- the second program data which is a part of the first program data stored in the basic program storage means 91B is stored.
- the test execution unit 91C is operated using the evening, and the test execution processing unit 91A stores the first program data in the memory area of the basic program storage unit 9IB in which the second program data is stored.
- An access determination table 91F which represents the address of the personal computer from the other second address, is created inside the personal computer, and based on the contents of the access determination table 91F, a basic Of the program storage means 9 1 B, the second program data having the first address is copied to the processing program distribution memory means 92 as a third program data, and the processing program
- the third program data of the program distribution memory means 92 is input to the operation input processing means 93 as externally supplied program data, and when the user performs an operation input to the operation input processing means 93, the operation input processing means 9 3 controls the operation of the operation input execution unit 103 by executing the externally supplied program data.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a conventional automatic ticket issuing machine.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic connection diagram illustrating the operation input processing device 10 according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a simulation processing routine in the simulation device section 11 of FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing details of the subroutine R T1 of the fetch section of the read section shown in FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of the sector access decision table 23C of FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing details of the read file extraction subroutine R T2 of FIG.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram illustrating a configuration of a root directory of the basic program storage unit 21 in FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram illustrating a configuration of a subdirectory DIRA of the basic program storage unit 21 in FIG.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram showing a configuration of a subdirectory DIRB of the basic program storage unit 21 of FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of the working file memory 23 E in FIG.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of the root directory of the working file memory 23 E in FIG.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram showing a configuration of a subdirectory of the working file memory 23 E of FIG.
- FIG. 13 is a schematic connection diagram showing a detailed configuration of the processing program storage unit 33 of FIG.
- FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing the operation input processing routine.
- FIG. 15 is a plan view showing the overall configuration of an example of the operation input processing section 13.
- FIG. 16 is a plan view showing the overall configuration of another example of the operation input processing section 13.
- FIG. 17 is a schematic system diagram illustrating the entire configuration of the operation input processing device 40 according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing a preprocessing routine of the test execution processing section 41A of FIG.
- FIG. 19 is a block diagram showing a detailed configuration of the read command / access address conversion circuit 41E of FIG.
- FIG. 20 is a flowchart showing a read sector number fetching routine of the test execution processing section 41A of FIG.
- FIG. 21 is a schematic diagram illustrating a configuration of the sector / access determination table 41F of the processing program creation unit 41D of FIG.
- FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing a file data storage processing routine of the processing program creation unit 41D of FIG.
- FIG. 23 is a schematic diagram showing a configuration of a root directory of the working file memory 41 G in FIG.
- FIG. 24 is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of the subdirectory DIRA of the working file memory 41 G in FIG.
- FIG. 25 is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of the subdirectory DIRB of the working file memory 41 G in FIG.
- FIG. 26 is a schematic diagram showing the storage contents of the processing program distribution memory unit 42 in the “file extraction mode”.
- FIG. 27 is a schematic diagram illustrating the storage contents of the processing program distribution memory unit 42 in the “file / sector extraction mode”.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing the storage contents of a program distribution memory unit 42.
- FIG. 29 is a schematic diagram showing the storage contents of the working file memory 41 G in FIG.
- FIG. 30 is a flowchart showing an operation input processing routine of the operation input control unit 62 of FIG.
- FIG. 31 is a flowchart showing the detailed configuration of step SP98 of “Execution of access control program of external supply data overnight—resident processing” in FIG.
- FIG. 32 is a flowchart showing an interrupt processing routine RT 14 of the operation input control unit 62 of FIG.
- FIG. 33 is a flowchart showing details of the write processing routine RT 21 of FIG.
- FIG. 34 is a flowchart showing details of the read processing routine RT22 in FIG.
- FIG. 35 is a schematic diagram used to explain data processing executed in the “file extraction mode” in the operation input control unit 62 of FIG.
- FIG. 36 is a schematic diagram used to explain the overnight processing performed in the “file / sector extraction mode” in the operation input control unit 62 of FIG.
- FIG. 37 is a schematic diagram explaining data processing executed in the “file / sector extraction / compression mode” in the operation input control unit 62 of FIG. 17.
- FIG. 38 is a block diagram showing an operation input processing device 70 according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 39 is a flowchart showing a preprocessing routine: RT30 for the basic program storage unit 71B in FIG.
- FIG. 40 is a flowchart showing a file extraction processing procedure RT31 of the test execution processing section 71A of FIG.
- FIG. 41 is a flowchart showing the date set processing routine RT32 in FIG.
- FIG. 42 is a flowchart showing the file extraction processing routine RT34 in FIG.
- FIG. 43 is a schematic diagram illustrating a configuration of the basic program storage unit 71 B in FIG.
- FIG. 44 is a schematic diagram showing the contents of the root directory of FIG.
- FIG. 45 is a schematic diagram showing the contents of the subdirectory DIRA of FIG.
- FIG. 46 is a schematic diagram showing the contents of the subdirectory DIRB of FIG.
- FIG. 47 is a flowchart showing a start-up processing procedure of the operation input control unit 82 in FIG.
- FIG. 48 is a block diagram illustrating an operation input processing device 90 according to the fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 49 is a flowchart showing a pre-processing routine RT50 for the basic program storage unit 9 1B in FIG.
- FIG. 50 is a flowchart showing a file extraction processing procedure RT51 of the test execution processing section 91A in FIG.
- FIG. 51 is a flowchart showing a process of creating a sector access decision table RT 61.
- FIG. 52 is a flowchart showing a sector access determination processing procedure RT12.
- FIG. 53 is a flowchart of the procedure of storing a sector access determination table RT 62.
- FIG. 54 is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of the sector access determination table 91F of FIG.
- FIG. 55 is a schematic diagram showing the contents of the root directory of FIG.
- FIG. 56 is a schematic diagram showing the contents of the subdirectory DIRA of FIG.
- FIG. 57 is a schematic diagram showing the contents of the subdirectory DIRB of FIG.
- FIG. 58 is a flowchart showing a start-up processing procedure of the operation input control unit 102 of FIG. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 2 shows a first embodiment of the present invention.
- reference numeral 10 denotes an operation input processing device as a whole, which is, for example, an automatic ticket issuing machine for issuing tickets for concerts, and includes a simulation device unit 11, a processing program distribution memory unit 12, and an operation input process. Part 13.
- the simulation device unit 11 performs an operation input process based on an operating system program stored in a basic program storage unit 21 constituted by a hard disk and an application program.
- a file consisting of program data necessary to start up the operation of part 13 and perform processing operation is extracted, and the command input from simulation data processing part 22 consisting of personal computer is processed.
- Program creation part An operation system (OS) required to start up and operate the operation input processing unit 13 by giving it to the basic program storage unit 21 via the program unit 23 Activate the program.
- OS operation system
- the basic program storage unit 21 stores a number of applications for executing various data processing operations together with the operating system (OS) 'program.
- a storage program is stored as standard equipment on a storage medium, for example, in the form of a hard disk, and a part of the stored operating system (OS) program and a part of the application program are supplied. This causes the operation input processing unit 13 to execute the processing operation defined by the program.
- the processing program creation section 23 of the simulation device section 11 is composed of a personal computer, and its central processing unit (CPU) 23A responds to a user's input operation on a display 23B having a touch panel function.
- CPU central processing unit
- the CPU 23A When entering the simulation processing procedure RT0, the CPU 23A reads the processing menu data from the basic program storage unit 21 in step SP1 and reads the processing menu data from the display program 23B and the simulation data processing unit 22. After displaying on the display 22A, the process waits for the user to select and operate the operating system menu or application menu according to the processing menu in step SP2.
- step SP2 When the user selects and operates the operating system menu or application menu in step SP2, the CPU 23A executes the read sector fetch processing subroutine RT1 each time, and then returns to step SP1.
- CPU.23A initializes the sector access judgment table 23C in step SP11, as shown in FIG.
- the sector 'access determination table 23C stores all unit memory area addresses of the basic program storage unit 21 (this embodiment). In the case of the mode, it has a large number of 1-bit memory areas corresponding to the sector numbers of the hard disk, and when each unit memory area of the basic program storage unit 21 is read, a logical “1” (read) is used. Yes) and when not read, it is possible to store the flag “0” (no read) and flag flag overnight.
- the basic program storage unit 21 uses a 640 [MB] hard disk as a storage medium, and stores system data and file data for each of sector numbers "0" to "131720". The storage unit data for one night is stored.
- the sector access determination table 23A stores an address corresponding to the sector numbers "0" to "1 3 07 20" of the basic program storage unit 21. It has a memory area of dress numbers "0" to "1 310 720".
- the CPU 23A initializes the section 'access decision table 23C' in step SP11 (Fig. 4), thereby setting "0" to "1 3 07 2 0". Initialize all memory addresses at address to logic "0".
- step SP12 responds to the selected processing menu (step SP2 in FIG. 3) by selecting the memory address (in the basic program storage unit 21). Executes the process of acquiring IDE commands (commands for instructing hard disk read / write and other processes) from the program data read from the sector number)
- step SP13 the IDE command determines whether it is a read command or not, and if a negative result is obtained (this means that the program data is read from the basic program storage unit 21). The process returns to step SP12 described above, and the process of acquiring the next IDE command is repeated.
- step SP 13 when a positive result is obtained in step SP 13
- the CPU 23A executes the processing program creation unit 23 in step SP14.
- the memory location (sector) where the data of the file name to be read is stored based on the sector number, cylinder number, and drive head number. Number).
- the CPU 23A proceeds to step SP15, and stores the logic in the memory of the calculated sector number in the sector access determination table 23C.
- the flag “1” is written, whereby the sector number of the program data to be read out by the read command among the data in the basic program storage unit 21 is stored in the sector access determination table 23C.
- the CPU 23A determines whether or not the end key has been pressed in the next step SP16, and when a negative result is obtained (this indicates that the selection of the processing menu by the user has not been completed). Returns to step SP12 above and repeats the process for the next IDE command. On the other hand, if a positive result is obtained in step SP16 (this is specified by the user). The CPU 23A saves the sector access determination table 23C in step SP17, and then reads the read sector from step SP18. Exits the subroutine —Return to the processing routine RT0 (Fig. 3).
- the CPU 23 A returns to the above-mentioned step SP 1 in the simulation processing routine RT 0 of FIG. 3, and displays the processing menu on the display 23 B and the display 22 A of the simulation data processing section 22. Is displayed to wait for the user's selection operation in step SP2.
- step SP2 when the user selects the file extraction processing, the CPU 23A enters a read file extraction processing subroutine RT2.
- the CPU 23A sets up the work file 23E in the processing program creation section 23 in step SP21, and then proceeds to step SP21.
- the directory is read from the basic program storage 2 1.
- the basic program storage unit 21 stores initial program addresses (Initial Program Memory) in the memory areas of sector numbers “0” to “4 15”.
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- Main FAT Fi 1 e Allocation Table
- sub FAT sub file allocation table
- program data of file names A. DAT, B. DATs C. DAT are stored.
- the initial program loader (IPL) is a program program for starting a processing operation based on the program data in the basic program storage unit 21.
- main FAT main file allocation table
- sub file allocation table sub: FAT
- the root directory is composed of “file names” A. DAT, B. DAT, and “file name” stored in a data storage area having a sector number “4 16” as a first address.
- C. DAT > followed by the address of the subdirectory DI RA (ie, “FAT entry”) “2”,
- the subdirectory DIRA has the file names Al.EXE, A2 stored in the memory area with the section number "80 00" as the first address.
- SYS, "FAT entry”, which is the class address where the file of the next subdirectory DI RB exists, "File size", and "Other information" are described.
- the program data stored in the memory area can be accessed.
- the sub-directory DI RB is likewise shown in FIG.
- the file name Bl.DAT, B2 stored in the memory area starting with the sector number "56000" is assigned to the FAT entry which is the class address where the DAT file exists. , "File size", and "other information” are written, so that the program data in the memory area can be accessed.
- the CPU 23A first executes a root directory as system data in step SP22 of the read file extraction processing subroutine RT2 (FIG. 6). After reading the tree (Fig. 7), it is next determined in step SP23 whether the directory to be read has been completed.
- the CPU 23A converts the position where the file exists in step SP25 into the "FAT entry” described by the class address to the sector number.
- the CPU 23A uses the sector number obtained by the conversion processing in step SP26 to execute the flag data stored in the memory area having the same sector number in the sector access determination table 23C. Determine whether the value is logical "1" or logical "0".
- the CPU 23A moves to step SP27 and executes a process of writing the file from the basic program storage unit 21 to the work file 23E.
- the working file memory 23E is shown in FIG.
- the capacity is 3 2 CMBX Number of sectors 6 5 5 3 6, Number of classes 1 6 3 84, Number of sectors per class 4, etc., sector numbers from 0 to 240
- the system area such as the initial program loader IPL, main file allocation table (main FAT), sub file allocation table (sub FAT), and root directory are stored.
- the main FAT and the sub-FAT of the work file memory 23 E create a file allocation table FAT for managing the data storage unit storage in the same manner as the basic program storage unit 21.
- the program area stored in the system area such as the initial program loader IPL of the basic program storage unit 21 is copied to the system area such as the initial program loader IPL of the working file memory 23E. Be done.
- the root directory of the working file memory 23 E contains the read sector fetch processing subroutine RT 1 (FIG. 4) from the basic program storage section 21.
- Read file name A. DAT, C. Write so that DAT is packed so that there is no space between sector numbers (including when there is no space or there is no large space). It is.
- the CPU 23A in step SP28 (FIG. 6), converts the storage location of the file directory to a state in which the file file location is shortened.
- the new address (that is, the class address FAT entry) is changed from the root directory (FIG. 7) of the basic program storage unit 21.
- step SP29 in FIG. 6 determines whether or not the writing of the file in the root directory (or subdirectory) to the working file memory 23E has been completed. If a negative result is obtained, the process returns to step SP24 to repeat the process of writing the remaining files into the working file memory 23E.
- step SP26 When the CPU 23A determines in step SP26 that the value of the sector / access determination table 23 of the corresponding sector is logic "0" (this indicates that the read sector capture subroutine RT1 (Fig. 4) means that the file of the sector is not fetched from the basic program storage unit 21), and the process proceeds to step SP24 to repeat the processing of the next file.
- step 29 the process returns to step SP22 described above, and executes a file writing process for a new subdirectory.
- the root directory of the basic program storage unit 21 is executed.
- the judgment flag of logic "1" is written in the corresponding sector number of the sector access judgment table 23C.
- the CPU 23A writes the program data from the basic program storage unit 21 in the data memory area of the working file memory 23E so that the sector numbers are packed so that there is no space. Go by.
- step SP23 obtains a positive result in step SP23 and moves to step SP30.
- the CPU 23A writes the system area such as the initial program loader IPL and the main FAT and sub-FAT in step SP30, and then stores the work file memory 23E in step SP31.
- the data is compressed by the compression method LZW method, and in step SP32, the compressed data is processed by a compact flash memory connected to the connection port 24 (FIG. 2). Write 1 to 2.
- the CPU 23A ends the read file extraction processing subroutine RT2, and returns from step SP33 to the simulation processing routine RTO (FIG. 3).
- the CPU 23A confirms that the user performs the end operation in the simulation processing routine of FIG. 3: T0 processing selection step SP2, and then executes the simulation in step SP3. Terminate the processing routine.
- the processing of the simulation processing routine RT 0 (FIG. 3) is performed when there are a plurality of operation input processing units 13, and the plurality of operation input processing units 13 (13 As 13 B, 13 C...) ),
- the operation input processing unit 13 (13A, 13B, 13C ??) is connected to the connection port 31 by the processing program distribution memory unit 12 (12A, 12B, 12C «).
- the connection section 1 2 (1 2 A, 1 2 B, 1 2 C 7) is connected to the operation data processing section 32, which is a personal combination, and is connected by the operation data processing section 32.
- 1 2 (1 2 A, 1 2
- the program data stored in B, 12C) is fetched into the processing program storage unit 33, and the operation input execution unit 3 that operates as a ticket issuing machine is drive-controlled based on the fetched data.
- the processing program storage unit 33 stores information such as commands and data passed to and from the operation data processing unit 32 via the interface 33 A through the registry.
- the relay circuit section 33B composed of groups and connection circuits, relay processing is performed in a hard manner using circuit elements.
- the processing program storage unit 33 has a start-up information data storage unit 3 3 C in a read-only memory configuration, and performs processing such as copying data from the processing program distribution memory unit 12 to the cylinder 0 representing the start address.
- the initial program loader IPL for executing the operation is stored, and the drive information read by the processing program loader IPL is stored in the data memory area.
- the initial program loader IPL and drive information for cylinder 0 stored in the startup information data storage section 33 C are transferred from the operation data processing section 32, which is a personal computer, to the interface 33 A, a relay circuit.
- the operation data processing section 32 reads the processing program data stored in the processing program distribution memory unit 12 connected to the connection port 31 using the start information. Is read, and the subsequent processing operation is started by executing the operation input processing routine: T3 shown in FIG.
- the operation data processing unit 32 After reading the initial program loader IPL and drive information from the start information storage unit 33 C in step SP 41 as start information, the program data included in the start information is read in step SP 42. , A process of sequentially reading the processing program data stored in the processing program distribution memory unit 12 connected to the connection port 31 from the section 0 is executed.
- the operation data processing unit 32 decompresses the read data in step SP43 in step SP43. After decompression, the program is written to the processing program storage section 33 in step SP44.
- the processing program storage section 33 stores the processing program data in the interface 33A and the relay circuit section 33B. After passing through sequentially, it passes through the D-RAM control circuit 33E and is stored in the processing program data storage section 33F of the dynamic random access memory configuration.
- the operation data processing section 32 processes the processing program data for all sectors in step SP45. It is determined whether or not the data has been transferred to the program storage unit 3 3 F. If a negative result is obtained, the process returns to step SP 42 to process the processing program for the next sector. From the program distribution memory unit 12 Repeat the process of reading and decompressing and transferring.
- step SP 46 When the transfer processing for the processing programs of all the sectors is completed, the operation data processing section 32 moves to the next step SP 46 because a positive result is obtained in step SP 45.
- the processing program data storage section 33F has the upper As described above, the processing program before compression processing formed in the work file memory 23 E of the processing program creation part 23 of the simulation device part 11 1 has been copied. After the system area such as IPL, main FAT, sub FAT, and root directory are stored in sections from the memory area in order, the file names A, DAT, C, DAT sub directory DIRA Are stored in the memory area sequentially without any space left, and the file directory A2. DAT subdirectory DIRB and file directory B1. DAT are stored. become.
- step SP46 the operation data overnight processing unit 32 accesses the processing program data stored in the processing program data storage unit 33F from the sector 0 and accesses the D-RAM.
- the control circuit 33E, the relay circuit 33B, and the interface 33A are read into the operation data processor 32 via the interface 33A, and the operation input processor 34 is used by using the processing program data.
- the operation control processing operation is started, and thereafter, in step SP47, the operation input control according to the program is continued using the initial program loader IPL stored in the processing program data storage unit 33F, and the operation input control is performed in step SP4. At 8, the operation input processing routine ends.
- the user in a state where a plurality of operating systems, programs, and applications are stored in the basic program storage unit 21, among the plurality of operating systems, programs and abrication programs, the user operates the simulation data processing unit 22 of the personal computer configuration.
- the operation input execution unit 34 By operating the operation input execution unit 34, the user can specify the required program data from the program data stored in the basic program storage unit 21 and operate the operation input execution unit 34. Perform the simulation.
- the simulation device unit 11 specifies the program directory to be used by using the root directory and the sub directory stored in the basic program storage unit 21 so that the necessary Read out the file name.
- the simulation device section 11 stores the file data read out by the simulation operation by the user in the memory area having the same sector number as the sector number of the basic program storage section 21 in the logic "1". Alternatively, by writing a determination flag of “0”, it is held in the sector access determination table 23A.
- the read file is read.
- Data is stored in the section access determination table 23C as a collection of addresses (that is, sector numbers) of unit storage areas of the basic program storage unit 21.
- the address information accumulated in this way is used by the CPU 23A of the processing program creation section 23 of the simulation device section 11 to execute a read file extraction processing subroutine RT2 (FIG. 6) based on a user operation.
- a read file extraction processing subroutine RT2 FIG. 6
- the file data stored in the basic program storage unit 21 is used to read out to the working file memory 23E, whereby the necessary file data is extracted.
- reading of the file data to the working file memory 23 E is performed by designating the address in a state where there is no free address in the file file overnight. Even if a small-capacity memory unit is used as E, it is possible to extract the necessary file data without dropping it.
- the program data stored in the working file memory 23 E is After the compression processing, it is transferred to the processing program distribution memory unit 12 connected to the connection port 24 of the simulation device unit 11.
- the compressed program data is stored as a high-density data in a plurality of processing program distribution memory units 12 (12 A, 12 B, 12 A, 12 B, 12 A) that can be detached from the connection port 24 of the simulation unit 11. 1 2 C%), So that a plurality of operation input processing sections 13 (13 A, 13 B, 13 C%) Can easily store the operation input execution sections 3 4. Is distributed as an evening program.
- the processing program distribution memory unit 12 (12A, 12B, 12C ”) is connected to the connection port 31.
- the operation input processing routine RT3 (see FIG. 1) is executed when the user inputs the operation input data using the operation data processing unit 32, which is a built-in personal computer. 14) is executed, and the program data stored in the processing program distribution memory unit 12 is loaded into the processing program storage unit 33, respectively.
- the program information is stored from the processing program distribution memory section 12 into the startup information storage section 33C (FIG. 13) of the processing program storage section 33 when the processing program distribution section RT3 is executed.
- the processing program storage unit 33 and the processing program distribution memory unit 12 are stored.
- the program data stored in the processing program distribution memory unit 12 is stored in the processing program storage unit 33 simply by performing the process of simply copying the program data stored in the processing program storage unit 33, and the subsequent processing operation is stored in the stored program. It can be performed by Lambde overnight.
- the operation data processing section 32 of the operation input processing section 13 (13A, 13B, 13C,...) Processes the operation input execution section 34 that constitutes the ticket issuing machine.
- Drive control is performed using the program data stored in the processing program data storage section 33F of the program storage section 33 and the processing program distribution memory section 1 2 (connected to the connection port 31). 12 A, 12 B, 12 C...)) are not used.
- the operation input execution unit 34 when the operation input execution unit 34 is performing the ticketing operation, the operation input execution unit 34 is connected to the connection port 31 of the operation input processing unit 13 (13A, 13B, 13C,).
- the operation input processing section 13 (1 3 (A, 13B, 13C %), even if an inconvenient operation occurs that destroys the processing data of the processing program storage unit 33F of the processing program storage unit 33 and the program data of the processing data storage unit 33F (for example, , Operation Input processing section 13 (13A, 13B, 13C ......) when an unexpected abnormal situation occurs, such as when the power is turned off without shutting down), the connection port 3
- the data stored in the processing program distribution memory unit 1 2 (1 2 A, 1 2 B, 1 2 C...) connected to 1 is not destroyed and is not destroyed.
- a part of the program data stored in the basic program storage unit 21 in the simulation device unit 11 is stored in the processing program distribution memory unit 12 connected to the detachable unit.
- the processing program distribution memory section 12 is connected to the operation input processing section 13 to copy the program data to the processing program storage section 33, and then the operation input is performed using the copied program data.
- the execution unit 34 the operation input processing unit 34 can be controlled more stably without destroying the program data of the processing program distribution memory unit 12. it can.
- the interface 33 A and the relay circuit section 3 are provided.
- the configuration of the processing program storage section 33 is further improved. And can be simplified.
- the compact flash memory ′ which is a small-capacity semiconductor storage medium is used as the processing program distribution memory section 12 has been described.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and the same effect as in the above case can be obtained by using a storage medium having a large capacity and a mechanical mechanism such as a CD-ROM.
- the processing program distribution memory unit 12 is detachably connected to the operation input processing unit 13 via the connection port 31. Alternatively, even if the processing program distribution memory unit 12 is fixedly connected to the operation input processing unit 13, the same effect as in the above case can be obtained.
- FIGS. 15 and 16 can be applied as the operation input processing unit 13.
- the operation input processing unit 13 in Fig. 15 defines the overall shape so that it has the same size as the 3.5-inch hard disk size.
- the computer board 13A is attached to the left end of the square board 13A.
- a connection bin connector 13 B and a power supply connector 13 C are provided, and a cut-out socket 13 for pointing the processing program distribution memory section 12 consisting of a compact flash memory to the right end. D is provided.
- the printed circuit board 13A which is a printed wiring board, read-only memory constituting the start-up information data storage section 33C (Fig. 13) of the processing program storage section 33 and the interface 33A
- a gate array forming the relay circuit section 33B and a D-RAM forming the processing program data storage section 33F are mounted on the board 13A.
- the operation input processing unit 13 having the configuration shown in FIG. 15 If the operation input processing unit 13 having the configuration shown in FIG. 15 is used, the operation input processing unit 13 having a structure compatible with the 3.5-inch hard disk in an apparatus that can use a 3.5-inch hard disk can be realized. Can get ⁇
- Fig. 16 shows the operation input processing unit 13 with a 2.5 inch hard disk size.
- a pin compatible with the 2.5 inch hard disk is attached to the left end of the rectangular board 13H.
- a connector 13 I is provided, and the processing program distribution memory section with a compact flash memory configuration is provided on the right end.
- Section 3 3F that constitutes F— is provided with RAM.
- reference numeral 40 denotes an operation input processing device which is an automatic ticket issuing machine which issues tickets for concerts in response to a user's input operation, for example, and includes a simulation device section 41 and a processing program distribution memory. And an operation input processing unit 43.
- the simulation device section 41 is provided with an operating system necessary to drive and control an automatic ticketing machine as hardware from software resources having an operating system 'program (OS)' and an application 'program which are provided as standard. Extracting program (OS) data and application / program data and writing them to the memory 42 for distribution of a plurality of processing programs.
- OS operating system 'program
- application 'program which are provided as standard. Extracting program (OS) data and application / program data and writing them to the memory 42 for distribution of a plurality of processing programs.
- the processing program distribution memory section 42 is installed so that the operating system required to drive and control the automatic ticketing machine.
- the program (OS) data and the application / program data are distributed in each region.
- the operation input processing unit 43 that supplies the externally supplied data to the plurality of automatic ticketing machines that have been operated is an operating system that is supplied from the processing program distribution memory unit 42.
- the simulation device section 41 has a test execution processing section 41 A composed of a personal computer, and when a user performs an input operation on the test execution processing section 41 A, the basic program storage section 4 1 1 Give program data read command to B.
- the basic program storage unit 41B is constituted by a hard disk drive device, and a part thereof includes an operating system for causing the operation input processing unit 43 to issue tickets.
- a read instruction command that is, an IDE command
- the program data is supplied to the test execution processing unit 41A.
- the operation input processing section 43 has a test operation input having the same configuration as the operation input execution section 63 composed of an automatic ticket issuing machine, which is driven and controlled by the operation input control section 62 having a personal computer configuration.
- the execution unit 41C performs the test by the test execution processing unit 41A obtained from the basic program storage unit 41B by using the operating system (OS) 'program and the application program required for the test operation. Control operation.
- OS operating system
- the basic program storage unit 41B is provided with a large number of application programs for executing various data processing operations as well as an operating system (OS) program as standard equipment. Tests the stored operating system (OS) 'program and a part of the application program (the program data stored in the file specified by the read command). The processing is performed by supplying it to the execution processing unit 41A.
- OS operating system
- test execution processing unit 4 1 A is a test operation input execution unit 4 Before performing a test operation on 1C, a preprocessing routine RT0 shown in FIG. 18 is executed in accordance with a user's input operation.
- the central processing unit (CPU) of the test execution processing section 41A enters step SP51, and stores the data stored in the processing program distribution memory section 42 into the operation input processing section.
- 4 Writes the access control program to be written to 3 in the file memory area of the basic program storage section 4 1 B, and executes the process of writing the file name of the access control program to the basic program in the next step SP 52.
- Storage section 4 1B File name Described in the memory area.
- the test execution processing section 41A ends the preprocessing in step SP53.
- a file read command (IDE command) S1 given from the test execution processing section 41A to the basic program storage section 41B is a read command to the processing program formation section 41D composed of a personal computer. This is provided via the sector number conversion circuit 41E.
- the read command / sector address conversion circuit 41E receives a file read command S1 from the test execution processing section 41A to the basic program storage section 41B as shown in FIG. Then, the file read command S 1 is received by the conversion register 52 via the interface 51.
- the conversion registers 52 are command names, the number of sectors, cylinders H and cylinders L (one of multiple hard disks 1 and 2) for specifying a sector address that is transferred in time series as a file read command S1. ),
- the drive head (information for specifying the read surface of the hard disk), and the sector number (information for specifying the sector number on the disk surface that is read by the drive head). When) arrives sequentially, each information is acquired and held at the corresponding registry evening.
- the sector designation information held in the conversion register 52 is used as a bus address table S 3 as a sector address data S 3 composed of time parallel data.
- the processing program creating section 41D executes the read sector number acquisition processing routine of FIG. 20.
- it is stored as sector designation information in the sector access determination table 41F provided in the processing program creation unit 41D.
- the sector access determination table 41F stores all unit memory area addresses of the basic program storage unit 41B (in the case of this embodiment, a series of sector numbers of the hard disk; It has a large number of 1-bit memory areas corresponding to a series of sector numbers called logical sector numbers, and stores file data (usually a plurality of sectors) from a predetermined unit memory area of the basic program storage unit 41B. ) Is read out, the corresponding sector number is specified through the read command / sector address conversion circuit 41E, and the logical address is stored in the specified memory area. Flag data consisting of "1" ("read” information) is stored, and when not read, a logical "0" (“no read” information) is displayed. And stores the Furagude Isseki.
- the basic program storage section 41B stores a predetermined plurality of sector numbers for each file name, and when the file data amount of each file name is small, File data is stored only in the sector number part, and no file data is written in the remaining sector number part (this memory area is called “free sector”).
- the basic program storage section 41 B uses a 640 MB hard disk as a storage medium, and stores system data and file data for each section number “0” to “1 3 0 720”.
- the storage unit data is stored.
- the section / access determination table 41F corresponds to the sector numbers "0" to "1 3 1 0 7 2 0" of the basic program storage section 4 1B. It has memory areas of address numbers "0" to "1 310 720".
- the CPU of the processing program creating unit 41D initializes the section / access decision table 41F in step SP61 (all sectors). After resetting the flag of the number to "0"), in step SP62, the read command / sector address based on the file read command S1, which is a read command (IDE command), is used.
- the sector address data S3 obtained from the conversion circuit 41E is read, and in step SP63, it is determined whether or not the sector address data S3 is a read command, and a negative result is obtained.
- Step S P 6 2 above Te Modotsu repeated acquisition processing of the next read command command (I D E command).
- step SP63 processing program Based on the sector number, cylinder number, and drive head number specified by the sector address data S3 in step SP64, the RAM creation unit 4 ID stores the memory location where the file name data to be read is stored. (Sector number).
- the processing program creation unit 41D proceeds to step SP65 and writes a flag of logic "1" to the memory area of the calculated sector number in the sector access determination table 41F, thereby storing the basic program.
- the sector number of the program to be read out by the read command among the data of the unit 41B is written in the sector access determination table 41F.
- the processing program creation unit 41D determines whether or not the end key has been pressed in step SP66, and when a negative result is obtained (this indicates that the selection of the processing menu by the user has been terminated. ), Returning to the above step SP62 and repeating the processing for the next read command.
- the user performs an operation necessary for the test operation input execution unit 41C to execute the function as a ticket issuing machine to the test execution processing unit 41A.
- the user performs a designated operation on the access control program written to the basic program storage unit 41D by the pre-processing routine RT10 (Fig. 18), as well as being repeated each time the designated operation is performed.
- the sector / access decision flag for the file control of the access control program is also stored in the sector / access decision table 41F together with the other flags.
- step SP66 when a positive result is obtained in step SP66 (this means that the processing of the read command related to the processing menu specified by the user has been completed), the processing program creation unit 4 1 D Saves the sector access determination table 41F in step SP67, and terminates the processing routine for taking in the read sector number in step SP68.
- the test execution processing section 41A executes the program data stored in the basic program storage section 41B by the processing operation as a personal convenience.
- the sector number accessed by the file read command S1 given from the test execution processing unit 41A to the basic program storage unit 41B is stored in the sector access determination table 41F in the determination flag "1" or The state extracted and stored as "0" is obtained.
- the processing program creation unit 41D Upon entering the file file overnight storage processing routine RT12, the processing program creation unit 41D opens the working file memory 41G in step SP71, and then executes the sector access judgment After reading the stored contents of Blu 4F into the working file memory 41G, the basic program storage unit 41B reconnected to the processing program creation unit 41D in step SP73. Read directory.
- the basic program storage section 41B stores the initial memory areas of the sector numbers "0" to "415I".
- System area such as Initial Program Manager (IPL), main file allocation table (File Allocation Table: FAT), and its copy.
- IPL Initial Program Manager
- main file allocation table FAT
- sub file allocation table sub FAT
- root directory is stored.
- program data of file names A. DAT, B. DAT, and C. DAT are stored.
- the file memory area starting with the section number “80 00” contains a subdirectory D IRA and a file name A l.
- sub-directory DI RB and the file names Bl.DAT and B2.DAT program data are stored in the file memory area starting with the sector number “560 00”. .
- the initial program loader (IPL) is a program program for starting a processing operation based on the program data in the basic program storage unit 41B.
- main FAT main file allocation table
- subFAT subfile allocation table
- main FAT main file allocation table
- subFAT subfile allocation table
- FIG. 23 the root directory is composed of “file names” A. DAT, B. DAT C stored in a data storage area having a sector number “4 16” as a first address.
- the file names A. DAT, B. DAT, C. DAT and the subdirectory DIRA file can be accessed as addresses using the class address classification. ing.
- the subdirectory DIRA is composed of a “file name” Al.EXE, B2.
- DAT A stored in a memory area having a sector number “800” as a starting address.
- SYS “FAT entry” consisting of the class address where the file of the next subdirectory DI RB exists, “File size”, and “Other information” are described.
- the program data stored in the memory area can be accessed.
- the subdirectory DITB is composed of the “file name” Bl.DAT, B2.DAT stored in the memory area starting with the sector number “5600”.
- a “FAT entry” consisting of the class address where the file exists, a “file size”, and “other information” are written. It has been made accessible.
- the processing program creation unit 41D first proceeds from the basic program storage unit 41B to the system data storage in step SP73 of the file file storage processing routine (FIG. 22). After reading the root directory (Fig. 23), it is determined in the next step SP74 whether the directory to be read has been completed, and if a negative result is obtained (this means that The sub-directories DIRA and DIRB are present), the process proceeds to step SP75 and the root directory is used to change the “file name” A. DAT, B. DAT, C. DAT “FA”
- step S ⁇ 76 The location of the file is indicated by the class evening address
- step SP77 the processing program creation unit 41D stores the data in the memory area of the same sector number of the sector access judgment table 41F using the sector number obtained by the conversion processing. To determine whether the value of the flag is a logical "1" or a logical "0"
- the processing program creation unit 41D confirms in step SP78 that the user has performed the operation input in the data extraction mode, and then executes the data extraction mode operation input in step SP79. It is determined whether the mode is “file extraction mode”, “file'sector extraction mode”, or “file / sector extraction / compression mode”.
- These extraction modes are designed so that a processing medium having a storage capacity as small as possible as the processing program distribution memory section 42 (in this embodiment, a storage capacity about the same as a compact flash memory having an IC memory configuration) can be applied.
- the compression method for the file data to be supplied from the basic program storage unit 41B to the processing program distribution memory unit 42 can be selected. The user selects between “File Extraction Mode” as shown, “File / Sector Extraction Mode” as shown in Figure 27, and “File ⁇ Sector Extraction / Compression Mode” as shown in Figure 28 It has been made possible.
- the “file extraction mode” (Fig. 26) consists of a memory area for the system directory (initial blog program loader (IPL) or root directory), a memory area for the sector address conversion table, and a 0S file for startup. Fa While the data is stored uncompressed in the memory area of the file, the other memory area (ie, the file data memory area) stores the logical “ Store the program data for each file so that the file data for which the flag data of "1" was obtained is sequentially packed in file units so that no free memory area is created.
- the result processing program distribution memory unit 42 compares the file number in the basic program storage unit 41B with the sector number of the sector number for which the logic "0" flag data was obtained in the sector access decision table 41F.
- the “file / sector extraction mode” (Fig. 27) consists of a memory area for the initial program loader (IPL) or the root directory, a memory area for the sector address conversion template, and 0S for booting. While the data is not stored in the memory area and the data is not compressed, it is stored in the other file memory area. The file data is extracted in such a way that the program data accessed in the step is packed without leaving a spatial memory area in sector units.
- This “file and sector extraction mode” is different from the “file extraction mode” in that the memory area of the file area can create a file area that is packed so that no free memory area is created in sector units. Two The free memory area can be further reduced as compared to the case of 6).
- the data compression efficiency can be increased because the sector that does not have the program data is not left. it can.
- the processing program distribution memory section 42 has a memory capacity of 16 CMB ⁇ , a number of sectors of 3 2 7 6 8, and a class memory of 8 19 2. What is necessary is to prepare a large amount of compact flash memory.
- the “file / sector extraction / compression mode” consists of a memory area for the initial program loader (IPL) or the root directory, a memory area for the sector address conversion table, and a boot OS.
- IPL initial program loader
- the data is stored as the file and the memory area of the other files.
- the file file of the “file 'section extraction mode” (Fig. 27) is stored.
- the data is compressed using a predetermined compression method (for example, LZW method) and extracted as a file.
- a compact flash memory having a memory capacity of 10 [MB], a number of sectors of 2047, and a class number of 5111 is used as the processing program distribution memory unit.
- the sector address conversion table is obtained using the system data. By doing so, each file can be accessed overnight.
- decompression is performed by decompressing the file and then decompressing. Each file can be accessed by reading the system address conversion table.
- the user specifies the mode as “file extraction mode” (FIG. 26), “file / sector extraction mode” (FIG. 27), or “file extraction mode”.
- the processing program creation unit 41D determines which mode of the 'sector extraction' compression mode (Fig. 28) is what in step SP79 (Fig. 22), and returns to the file
- the processing program creating unit 41D determines in step SP80 that the flag flag is logic “1” in the sector access determination table 41F. After reading the stored file data from the basic program storage unit 41B and writing it to the working file memory 41G (Fig. 29) without any empty file memory area, Move on to SP81.
- step SP79 when a determination result such as “file 'sector extraction mode” or “file / sector extraction / compression mode” is obtained, the processing program creation unit 41D Then, the process proceeds to step SP82, and the program data of the accessed sector is sequentially written to the working file memory 41G in such a sector number that the data is packed so that there is no empty sector number.
- the processing program creation section 41D converts the sector number specified by the system data into the sector number written in the working file memory 41G.
- Sexual conversion tape After writing to the file, go to step SP81 described above.
- the processing program creation unit 41D converts the file data or the sector data into a state in which the file data or the sector data has been shortened in steps SP80 and SP82, and in step SP81, the basic program The root directory (Fig. 23) of the storage unit 41B was changed to a new file address of the working file memory 41G for each file directory (that is, a class address FAT entry). I do.
- step SP84 the processing program creating unit 41D proceeds to step SP84, and checks whether the writing of the file in the root directory (or subdirectory) to the working file memory 41G has been completed. It is determined whether or not the answer is negative, and if a negative result is obtained, the process returns to step SP75 and the process of writing the remaining files into the working file memory 41G is repeated.
- processing program creation unit 41D determines the sector number for which the value of the flag data of the sector access determination table 41F is determined to be logic "0" in step SP77 described above. Means that the file of the sector was not fetched from the basic program storage unit 41B in the test execution processing of the test execution processing unit 41A). Repeat file processing.
- step SP84 the processing program creating unit 41D obtains a positive result in step SP84 to obtain the above-mentioned result.
- step SP73 the file write processing for the new root directory (or subdirectory) is executed.
- the logical numbers are added to the corresponding sector numbers in the sector / access judgment table 41F.
- the program creating unit 41D stores the program data from the basic program storage unit 41B in the data memory area of the working file memory 41G so that there is no empty file number or sector number. Write in the packed state and go
- the processing program creating unit 41D obtains a positive result in step SP74 and proceeds to step SP85. .
- the processing program creation unit 41D writes the system area such as the initial program loader (IPL), the main FAT, and the sub-FAT, and then, in step SP86, sets the data extraction mode to “file secure”. It is determined whether or not the extraction mode is the “compression mode”. If the “compression mode” is selected, in step SP87, the data stored in the working file memory 41G is stored in a predetermined data compression method ( For example, compression is performed by the compression method (LZW method), and the process proceeds to step SP88.
- a predetermined data compression method For example, compression is performed by the compression method (LZW method), and the process proceeds to step SP88.
- step SP86 determines whether the mode is the "non-compression mode" (this indicates that the data was extracted in the "file sector extraction mode” or the "file * sector extraction mode”).
- the processing program creation unit 41D jumps from step SP87 and moves to step SP88.
- step SP88 the processing program creation unit 41D transfers the program data written to the working file memory 11G to the compact port connected to the connection port 55 of the simulation device unit 41. It is written in the processing program distribution memory section 42 composed of flash memory. Subsequently, in step SP89, the processing program creation unit 41D waits for the user to perform the setting operation of the "writing mode (WR ITE)", and distributes the writing mode designation data input by the operation program. The data is written to the memory unit 42, and in step SP90, the file data The storage processing routine RT12 ends.
- the operation input control unit 62 executes the operation input using the program data stored in the processing program distribution memory unit 42.
- the operating system (OS) of the relevant program data instructs the operation input control section 62 to write a predetermined data to the memory.
- the method of writing this data is specified in advance, and the write data is saved. “Write data save mode”, the write data is saved No Specify either "Write data overnight non-storing mode” or "Data not writing overnight non-storing mode”.
- connection ports 42X of the plurality of processing program distribution memory sections 42 (42A, 42B, 42C ) are connected to the connection ports of the simulation apparatus section 41, respectively. Connect to program 5 and repeat the programming process overnight.
- an operating system OS
- a program and an application program for automatically operating the operation input execution unit 63 for each of the plurality of operation input unit processes 43 (43A, 43B, 43C ).
- a plurality of processing program distribution memory sections 42 (41 A, 42 B, 42 C%) In which the simulation programs are stored can be created in the simulation apparatus section 41.
- the operation input processing section 43 (43A, 43B, 43C —) is connected to the connection port 61 by a processing program distribution memory section 42 (42A, 42Bs 42C «).
- Connection port 4 2 X is connected, processing program distribution memory section
- Each of the sections 62 drives the operation input execution section 63 as an automatic ticketing machine using the program data stored in the processing program distribution memory section 42 (42A, 42B, 42C;). Control.
- the operation input control unit 62 includes an operation input processing unit 43 (43A, 43B, 43
- the CPU of the operation input control unit 62 executes the startup program stored in the R0M of the operation input control unit 62 itself in step SP95, and then distributes the processing program in step SP96.
- the initial program loader (IPL) for the memory section 42 is executed, and the program data stored in the result processing program distribution memory section 42 is read to the operation input control section 62 as an external supply data. become.
- step SP97 the operation input control section 62 reads the file name in which the access control program is described from the externally supplied data supplied from the processing program distribution memory section 42, and then proceeds to step SP9.
- step 8 the access control program for the external supply program is executed, and the access control program is resident in the work memory established in the RAM.
- step SP99 the operation input control unit 62 starts the operating system (OS) program by external supply data, and in step SP100, executes the application program by external supply data. • Execute the program.
- OS operating system
- the operation input control unit 62 controls the drive of the operation input execution unit 63 as an automatic issuing machine by executing the application program.
- Such a drive control process for the operation input execution unit 63 in steps SP99 and SP100 is executed until the operation input control unit 62 confirms the end operation in step SP101, and then, in step SP100.
- the operation input control unit 62 ends the operation input processing routine in step SP102 (at this time, the access control program is deleted).
- the operation input control unit 62 executes the access control program resident in step SP99, so that the user needs a part of the program data of the basic program storage unit 41B.
- the ticket issuing operation from the operation input executing unit 63 constituting the automatic ticket issuing machine can be reliably executed.
- the processing related to the access control program of step SP98 in FIG. 30 is executed by the operation input control unit 62 in accordance with the execution of the access control program of the external supply data shown in FIG. 31 and the resident processing routine. It is executed by
- the operation input control unit 62 executes the access control program for the externally supplied data in step SP98.When entering the resident processing routine, in step SP111, it is determined whether or not the operation is in the simulation operation mode. Make a decision.
- step SP111 execution of the access control program for the external supply data is performed.
- the resident processing routine is started in the mounting operation mode of the operation input control unit 62 of the operation input processing unit 43. Or This is to judge whether or not the test execution processing unit 41A of the simulation device unit 41 has been started in the simulation operation mode. If a negative result is obtained (this indicates that the operation input control unit 62 This means that the operation mode is the operation mode in which the program data is read from the processing program distribution memory section 42).
- the operation input control section 62 moves to step SP1 12 and the IC device Access processing for reading the program data from the processing program distribution memory section 42 composed of a compact flash memory is performed, and the operation mode flag is set to “CF”.
- step SP113 the operation input control unit 62 performs the original operation of the personal computer from the compact flash memory (that is, the processing program distribution memory 42) connected as an external memory device. Then, in the processing step of reading the program data in the system area, the operation input control section 62 then proceeds to step SP114 to execute the "write mode".
- the compact flash memory that is, the processing program distribution memory 42
- the operation input control unit 62 executes the file storage process routine of the processing program creation unit 41D: T12 (FIG. 22) as described above for the step SP89.
- T12 T12 (FIG. 22)
- the operation input control unit 62 fetches the extraction mode in step SP115.
- the extraction mode stores the program data in the processing program distribution memory unit 42 in a file name unit without any space.
- the extraction mode to be selected is determined by the step SP 7 in the file storage routine RT 1 2 (FIG. 22). 8 is specified by the user when the processing program creation unit 41D executes the processing.
- the operation input control unit 62 secures a memory area for storing the sector address conversion table in its own main memory in step SP116, and then, in step SP117, the processing program distribution memory unit 42 Then, the sector address conversion table is read into the secured memory area, and the process proceeds to step SP118.
- step SP 1 18 confirms whether or not the user has specified that the program data should be written using the input means of the operation input control unit 62, and the operation input control unit 62
- step SP118 it is determined whether the "CONTRL" key and the "W" key have been simultaneously pressed on the keyboard (this means that the user has input a write command). If a positive result is obtained, it is determined in step SP119 whether the extraction mode is the "file / sector compression mode", and if a negative result is obtained, step SP120 and step SP120 are performed. And set the write mode to “Save” mode and move to step SP122.
- step SP119 the operation input control unit 62 executes the processing of steps SP118-SP119-SP120, this is supplied by the user from the processing program distribution memory unit 42.
- step SP120 the operation input control unit 62 jumps step SP120 ("File / sector extraction. Compression mode" program data). If the data is stored in the processing program distribution memory section 42, the program data cannot be changed or added without decompression processing, so the processing in step SP120 is not performed.) Move on.
- step SP118 If a negative result is obtained in step SP118, this means that the user does not want to change or add the program data to the operation input control unit 62.
- the operation input control unit 62 jumps the processing of steps SP119 and SP120 and moves to step SP121.
- the process of this step SP122 is a process of confirming whether or not the “write mode (WR ITE)” is the “do not save” mode.
- a positive result is obtained ( This means that "write mode (WR ITE)" is specified, which only processes program data in the working memory of the operation input control unit 62 and does not write it to the processing program distribution memory unit 42.
- the operation input control unit 62 secures the write area in the main memory in step SP122, and then proceeds to step SP123.
- step SP122 when a negative result is obtained in step SP122, this means that the set write mode (WRITE) stores the write data in the processing program distribution memory section 42.
- WRITE set write mode
- the mode is “save” mode or the program mode is “no write” mode.
- the operation input control unit 62 jumps the processing of step SP122 and jumps to step Move to SP123.
- Step SP123 is a disk access program written in a series of processing programs of the operation input control unit 62 composed of a personal computer.
- This processing step saves the program address of the written vector number (this is called the vector BIOS (INT13H) written in the jump destination address).
- the unit 62 executes the program of the doctor number in which the disk access program is stored, interrupts the new software program, and then executes the stored “disk BIOS (I By returning to the program address of “NT 13 H)”, it is possible to return to the processing program of the operation input processing section 43 as a personal computer.
- step SP124 the operation input control unit 62 moves to step SP124 and replaces the program address of the interrupt destination address entry vector "disk BIOS (INT13H)" with the new program address ( EN TRY-A), and then in step SP125, the entry control program (ENTRY-A) is resident at the corresponding interrupt number, and the access control program for the externally supplied data is Execute ⁇ Terminate the resident processing step (SP98).
- step SP111 to step SP123 through step SP112 is performed when the operation mode is the “CF” operation mode (that is, when the compact flash memory is used).
- Operating mode the access control program necessary to read the program data supplied as external supply data from the processing program distribution unit 42 composed of a compact flash memory. is there.
- the specified operation mode is the “HDD” operation mode.
- the operation mode is an operation mode used for reading the program data from the hard disk drive of the basic program storage section 41B).
- step SP126 After the operation mode flag is set to “HDD”, the process proceeds to step SP 123 described above, whereby step SP 1 prepared for processing the program from the processing program distribution memory section 42 is prepared. The processing from 1 to SP 1 1 2 is not executed.
- the operation input control unit 62 then sends the interrupt address address sector “disk BI 0 S () from the operating system based on the program data read from the processing program distribution memory unit 42.
- the interrupt processing routine RT 14 as shown in FIG. 32, the interrupt processing program ENTRY—A resident in step SP 125 is executed. Execute
- the interrupt processing routine RT 14 executes the interrupt processing routine RT 14 according to the program data. Every time is specified, the process enters step SP131, and determines whether the specified operation mode is the “CF” operation mode or the “HDD” operation mode.
- the operation input control unit 62 proceeds to step SP 13 and proceeds to step SP 13 2 in which the access number described in the “disk BIOS (INT 13 H)” is described. Determine the function specified by the program.
- the functions specified by the program data of the disk BIOS (INT 13H) written in the address of the interrupt destination are “write processing (WR ITE)” and “read processing (RAED)”.
- the operation input control unit 62 determines that the operation is “write processing (WR ITE)”, the operation is performed. After executing the write processing routine RT21 shown in FIG. 33, the operation input control unit 62 ends the interrupt processing routine RT14 in step SP133.
- step SP132 When the operation input control unit 62 determines that “read processing (READ)” is specified in step SP132, the operation input control unit 62 executes the read processing routine RT22 shown in FIG. In step SP133, the interrupt processing routine RT14 ends.
- READ read processing
- step SP134 the operation input control unit 62 proceeds to step SP134 and proceeds to step SP134 to write the interrupt destination address vector "disk" BIOS (INT 13H) ”before the memory address before the interruption (see“ Externally supplied data—Execution of access control program in evening and resident processing ”in step SP98 (Fig. 31)). Jump to the memory address stored in step SP123, execute the function described by the program data of the sector number before the interrupt, and then execute the interrupt processing routine RT14 in step SP133. To end.
- step SP 13 1 when the operation input control unit 62 determines in step SP 13 1 that the operation mode is the “(HDD) operation mode” in which the hard disk drive is connected, the operation input control unit 62 The process proceeds to step SP134 to jump to the memory address before the interrupt, and ends the interrupt processing routine RT14 in step SP133.
- step SP 14 When the operation input control unit 62 enters the “write process (WR ITE)” routine RT 21 in FIG. 33, the interrupt destination address is described in step SP 14 1.
- the vector “disk BIOS (INT 13 H) ” is converted to a logical sector number using parameters (that is, cylinder number, head number, and sector number information), and then, in step SP142, the sector address conversion table is used.
- the operation input control unit 62 enters a state of executing the program processing of the interrupt processing file described in the actual sector address of the conversion destination of the sector address conversion table.
- step SP143 the operation input processing unit 43 determines whether the write mode WR ITE is in the “save write data” mode or in the “do not save write data” mode. It is determined whether or not it is in the “do not write overnight” mode.
- step SP 143 When the result of the determination in step SP 143 indicates that the mode is the “save” mode, the operation input control unit 62 moves to step SP 144 and stores the actual sector address in the parameter data. After converting to C ⁇ H ⁇ S (that is, cylinder number, head number, and sector number information), the disk address (before the interruption) can be written in the disk BIOS (INT13H). That is, by jumping to the memory address stored in step SP 1 2 3 (FIG. 3 1)), the currently generated write data is processed, and the processing program distribution memory unit connected to the operation input control unit 6 2 Write and save to 42. Thus, the operation input control unit 62 ends the write process in step SP145.
- C ⁇ H ⁇ S that is, cylinder number, head number, and sector number information
- step SP144 when the operation input control unit 62 determines that the mode is “do not save write data” in step SP144, the operation input control unit 62 moves to step SP146 and executes the operation determined in step SP142. It is determined whether or not the sector address is undefined, and a positive result is obtained (this means that the actual sector address is not defined in the RAM of the operation input control unit 62). Then, the operation input control unit 62 proceeds to step SP 1 47, allocates an unused write sector in the RAM, and writes the currently generated write data in step SP 1 48 to the allocated write sector. Write to the sector data area. Thus, the operation input control unit 62 writes the generated write data into its own RAM, and thereby the write data written on the RAM until the power of the operation input control unit 62 is turned off. One night can be used, but after the power is turned off, the operation state is such that the data is erased without saving.
- step SP149 the operation input control unit 62 ends the writing process in step SP149.
- step SP 143 when it is determined in step SP 143 that the write mode is the “do not write overnight” mode, the operation input control unit 62 immediately proceeds to step SP 150 to execute the write processing. To end.
- the operation input control unit 62 executes the program data supplied from the processing program distribution memory unit 42 as externally supplied data.
- the write data is stored in the processing program distribution memory section 42 according to the specified processing mode, and saved or stored in the RAM of the operation input control section 62.
- the operation input control unit 62 can selectively use the three types of writing modes (WR I TE), and thus the operation input processing unit 43 that is more user-friendly can be realized.
- step SP155 the interrupt destination address is described.
- Vector "Disk BIOS (INT 13H)" The logical sector address is calculated from the cylinder number, head number, and sector number information), and in the following step SP156, the actual address representing the sector number that describes the file is stored using the sector address conversion table. Ask.
- the operation input control unit 62 knows the sector address of the memory area where the file to be read is stored.
- the operation input control unit 62 determines whether or not the actual sector address is the address number of the processing program distribution memory unit 42 in step SP157.
- step SP 1 5 8 Transfer the actual sector address to the CH / S / S parameters used in the disk BIOS representing the address on the personal computer (that is, cylinder number, head number, and sector number information). After the conversion, enter the interrupt destination address in step SP 159.
- the operation input control unit 62 executes the processing program in accordance with the program data described in the vector specified in the disk BIOS (INT13H) j. After reading the program data in the distribution memory section 42, the read processing (READ) routine is terminated in step SP160.
- the read processing (READ) routine is terminated in step SP160.
- step SP157 if a negative result is obtained in step SP157
- step SP1661 to specify the sector on RAM specified by the real sector address.
- the data is read from the evening data area, and then the read processing (RAED) routine ends in step SP160.
- the operation input control unit 62 can cause the operation input execution unit 63 to automatically issue tickets o
- the operation input execution section 63 is written using the newly written program data.
- the automatic ticketing operation can be modified as needed.
- the simulation device section 41 supplies power to the test execution processing section 41A and the processing program creation section 41D while the user connects the basic program storage section 41B to the test execution processing section 41A. When turned on, the simulation operation starts.
- test execution processing section 41A accesses the program data of the compact flash memory constituting the processing program distribution memory section 42 by executing the preprocessing routine RT10 shown in FIG.
- the processing for writing the access control program for performing the operation in the basic program storage unit 41B composed of the hard disk drive is executed as preprocessing.
- test execution processing unit 41A responds to the user's command input by the basic process.
- the test operation input execution unit 41 C is automatically issued by reading out and executing the program.
- the read command S 1 given from the test execution processing section 41 A to the basic program storage section 41 B is a read command.
- the read command S 1 is sent to the processing program creation section 41 D via the sector address conversion circuit 41 E. Supplied.
- the processing program creating unit 41D forms and stores the sector access determination table 41F on the ROM by executing the read routine RT11 of the read sector number shown in FIG. .
- the user turns off the power of the test execution processing section 41A and the processing program creation section 41D, disconnects the basic program storage section 41B from the test execution processing section 41A, and executes the processing program creation section.
- the processing program creation unit 41D responds to the user's operation, and File — Execute the evening storage processing routine RT12.
- the user When executing the processing of the file data storage processing routine RT 12, the user performs a designation operation on the processing program creation section 41 D to execute a program download to the processing program distribution memory section 42.
- select “File extraction mode” Fig. 26
- “File / sector extraction mode I Fig. 26
- • 27 or “File / sector extraction / compression mode” (Fig. 28) can be selected and extracted.
- the capacity can be made as small as possible if necessary.
- processing program creation unit 41D has “save” mode and “do not save” as write modes (WR ITE) that can be executed by the operation input control unit 62 in response to a user's command input. Mode “or” do not write “mode is set (step SP89 in Fig. 22).
- a plurality of processing program distribution memory sections 42 correspond to the plurality of operation input processing sections 43 (43A, 43B, 43C). , 42 C) are created.
- the plurality of processing program distribution memory units 42 (42A, 42B, 42C,...) are connected to the operation input processing units 43 (43A, 43B, 43C,. 1, which stores the program data necessary to drive and control the operation input execution unit 63, which performs the automatic ticketing operation, of the basic program storage unit 41B. (42A, 42B, 42C —) and can be distributed to the corresponding operation input processing unit 43 (43A, 43B, 43C ......) by the smallest possible distribution means. it can.
- the operation input processing unit 43 executes the operation input processing routine RT13 shown in FIG. 30 to configure the operation input control unit 62 with the program data stored in the processing program distribution memory unit 42.
- the access control program loaded into the processing program distribution memory unit 42 by pre-processing so as to match the function of the personal computer to be operated, the program data in the processing program distribution memory unit 42 is operated and input controlled. Take in part 6 2.
- the operation input control unit 62 executes the “execution of access control program for external supply data overnight / residence processing routine” SP 98 (FIG.
- the operation mode specified for the processing program distribution memory section 42 for writing the evening and the operation according to the compression mode of the program data of the processing program distribution memory section 42 and the file in the input control section 62 The drive control is performed such that the operation input execution unit 63 is automatically operated in the operation mode according to the user's specification.
- the operation input control unit 62 executes the interrupt processing routine RT 14 in FIG. 32 to execute the file data specified by the program data fetched from the processing program distribution memory unit 42. Based on the figure
- the operation input control unit 62 stores the operation command writing command information in the In response, new data is written and stored in the processing program distribution memory unit 42, or is processed in the RAM of the operation input control unit 62 without writing and saving, or the new write data is ignored.
- a process that executes only program data supplied from the outside can be executed, whereby the operation input processing unit 43 can execute a processing operation that is easy for the user to use.
- the operation input control section 62 performs the processing as shown in FIG.
- the section numbers in the program distribution memory section 42 the section corresponding to the file number of the file for which no write command was issued when the operating system (OS) program was executed.
- the file in which a write command was issued during the execution of the operating system (OS) program For the memory area with the sector number corresponding to the file, the file 42X of the corresponding sector number (for example, sector number 3) in the sector address conversion table is written on the RAM of the operation input control unit 62.
- the new field is held in sector number N + 1 of the embedded memory area.
- the operation input control part 62 2 By holding the new write data in the write memory area on the RAM of the RAM, the operating system (OS) can write the write data to the processing program distribution memory section 42. By judging that the writing has been completed (no abnormality has occurred), the processing operation of the operating system can be continued.
- the program data in the write memory area will be transferred to the processing program distribution memory later.
- the program data may be stored in the memory area 42X of the sector number where the writing has occurred in the section 42, or the program data may be directly stored in the memory area 42X of the memory section 42 without directly changing the sector address conversion table. Evening may be written.
- the “do not save” mode is specified as the write (WR ITE) mode
- the program data stored in the write memory area of the operation input control unit 62 is used for the operation input control unit 62. It is sufficient to make it disappear when the power is turned off.
- the “do not write” mode is specified as the write (write) mode
- the conversion operation in the sector address conversion table and the program download to the write memory area of the operation input control unit 62 are performed. Instead of writing in the evening, the writing command of the new writing data may be ignored.
- the WRITE mode is “do not save” as shown in FIG.
- the section address conversion table corresponding to the written sector number of the processing program distribution memory section 42 is rewritten (in this example, the section number 2 to the operation input control section 62 This is converted to the sector number N + 1 of the write memory area on the RAM.)
- the sector number for which the write command has been issued by the operating system ( ⁇ S) is stored in the write memory area of the operation input control unit 62 without interrupting the processing operation of the operating system. New write data can be held.
- the write mode (WRITE) is the “hold” mode or the “do not write” mode, it is not necessary to provide a write memory area in the operation input control unit 62, and instead, In the "save” mode, new data can be written directly to the processing program distribution memory section 42, and in the "do not write” mode, the written data can be ignored. good.
- the processing program distribution memory section 4 2 has a memory area where the compressed program data is written and a real sector address memory area where the uncompressed data is written.
- the data in the memory area is decompressed and decompressed by the operation input control 62, and is then stored in the RAM of the operation input control unit 62 and used.
- the write mode (WRITE) is in the “do not save” mode and a write occurs to the sector number of the real sector address memory area of the processing program distribution memory section 42
- the corresponding address in the sector address conversion table is used. Rewrite the sector number to the new memory area sector number of the operation input control unit 62.
- the write mode (WR ITE) is the “save” mode
- the write data is directly written to the real sector address memory area of the processing program distribution memory unit 42. Make sure that the write instruction is ignored in the “do not write” mode.
- a write command is generated while the operation input control unit 62 controls the operation input execution unit 63 using the operating system stored in the processing program distribution memory unit 42. Occasionally, a write operation can be performed without interrupting the operation of the operating system.
- step SP88 the processing program creation unit 41 writes the program data of the work file memory of D into the processing program distribution memory unit 42, and then in step SP89, the processing program creation unit 4 1 D sets the write mode in the processing program distribution memory section 42, whereby the write mode is set for each of the plurality of processing program distribution memory sections 42 (42A, 42B, 42C). (WR ITE) Can be set.
- step SP89 the setting of the write mode (WR ITE) in step SP89 may be changed to be executed before the processing in step SP88, and in this case, a plurality of processing programs Distribution memory section 42 (4
- E can be set with only one setting operation by the user, so that the processing operation can be further simplified.
- reference numeral 70 denotes an operation input processing device that is an automatic ticket issuing machine that issues a ticket of a concert according to a user's input operation, for example. It has a program distribution memory section 72 and an operation input processing section 73.
- the simulation device section 71 is an operating system required to drive and control an automatic ticketing machine as hardware from software resources having an operating system program (OS) and application programs provided as standard equipment. Extract the system (program) (OS) data and application / program data, and write them to a plurality of processing program distribution memory units 72.
- OS operating system program
- OS system (program)
- the processing program distribution memory section 72 distributes operating system programs (OS) and application programs required to drive and control the automatic ticketing machine.
- the operation input processing section 73 which supplies as externally supplied data to a plurality of automatic ticketing machines installed as described above, has a processing program distribution memory section 72, respectively.
- the operating system supplied by the '' Program (OS) Data and Application '' program issues a specified ticket in response to an operation input signal input by the user based on program data. Execute the process.
- the simulation device section 71 has a test execution processing section 71A composed of a personal computer, and when a user performs an input operation on the test execution processing section 71A, the simulation program section 71A is stored in the basic program storage section 71B. Give a read command of the program data overnight.
- the basic program storage unit 71 B is constituted by a hard disk drive device, and a part thereof includes an operating system, a program and an application program for causing the operation input processing unit 73 to issue a ticket.
- a read instruction command (called an IDE command) S11 from the stored and test execution processing section 71A is given, the corresponding program data S
- test execution processing section 71A As a result, in the operation input processing unit 73, a test operation having the same configuration as that of the operation input execution unit 83, which is an automatic ticket issuing machine, driven and controlled by the operation input control unit 82 of the personal computer configuration.
- Input execution unit 7 1 Operating system (OS) required for C to perform test operation-programs and application programs are stored in basic program storage unit 7 1B to test execution processing unit 7
- OS Operating system
- test operation input execution unit 71 C is subjected to the test control operation.
- the basic program storage section 71B is equipped with a number of application programs for executing various data processing operations as well as an operating system (OS) program as standard equipment. For example, it is stored in a hard disk configuration recording medium. Operating system (OS) stored in the operating system. The processing operation is performed by supplying a part of them (program data stored in a file specified by the read command) to the test execution processing unit 1771A.
- OS operating system
- test execution processing unit 71A performs a preprocessing routine RT shown in FIG. 39 according to a user's input operation before performing a test operation on the test operation input execution unit 71C. Execute 30.
- test execution processing section 71A In the preprocessing routine RT30, the central processing unit (CPU) of the test execution processing section 71A enters step SP165 to input the data stored in the processing program distribution memory section 72. In addition to executing the process of writing the access control program for writing to the processing unit 73 into the file memory area of the basic program storage unit 71B, in the next step SP166, the access control program Write the file name in the file name memory area of the basic program storage unit 71B. Thus, test execution processor 71A ends the pre-processing at step SP167.
- test data supplied from the basic program storage unit 71 B when the test execution processing unit 71 A performs the test operation input execution unit 71 C for the test operation is stored in the test execution processing unit.
- file extraction processing procedure RT31 shown in FIG. 40 the data is extracted from the basic program storage section 71B and stored in the processing program distribution memory section 72.
- the test execution processing section 71A firstly sets the access dates of all the files in the basic program storage section 71B in the processing routine RT32 to a specific date (for example, "Yesterday.
- the date of access is initialized for all files in the basic program storage 71B.
- the date set processing routine RT32 is provided with a floppy disk FL2 having a date set processing program shown in FIG. 41 attached to the test execution processing section 71A and performing the date set processing.
- the program is executed in the test execution processing section 71A.
- test execution processing section 71A reads the directories one by one from the basic program storage section 71B in step SP171.
- test execution processing section 71A sets the access date of each file for the directory read from the basic program storage section 71B to a predetermined date (for example, "Yesterday. Date) ”).
- step SP173 Such date setting is executed for each file.
- step SP173 the test execution processing unit 71A executes the step SP17. Going to step 4, the directory whose date has been initialized is written in the basic program storage section 71B, and the procedure returns to step SP171.
- the access date initialization processing in steps SP177 to SP174 is executed for each directory in the basic program storage unit 71B, and processing for all directories is eventually performed. Upon completion, the test execution processing section 71A moves from step SP177 to step SP175 and ends the date set processing routine.
- test execution processing section 71A executes the processing of the processing routine RT33 (FIG. 40) next to the file extraction processing procedure. Execute.
- the processing of T33 is a test operation of the test operation input execution section 71C using the operating system, program and application program of the basic program storage section 71B. so At this time, of the program data of the basic program storage unit 71 B, the operation input execution unit for test ⁇ 1 C The file data necessary for the test operation of the C is read out by the read command. The file is accessed and read out to the test execution processing section 71A as the program data S12, and the access execution date, that is, "today's date" is written as history data in the access date of the file name.
- test execution processing section 71A moves to the processing routine RT34 following the file extraction processing procedure (FIG. 40).
- This processing routine The RT 34 extracts only those files that have “Today's date” as the access date from the program data stored in the basic program storage section 7 1 B and distributes them to the processing program distribution memory. A process to be stored in the unit 72 is executed.
- test execution processing section 71A upon entering the file extraction processing routine RT34, the test execution processing section 71A, as shown in FIG. 42, proceeds to step SP181, where all the files in the basic program storage section 71B are stored. After reading the directories one by one, it is determined in step SP 182 whether or not the access date of the file included in the read directory is “today's date”.
- test execution processing section 71A moves to the next step SP183, copies the file to the processing program distribution memory section 72 connected to the connection port 7, and then Move on to step SP 1 8 4.
- step SP182 if a negative result is obtained in step SP182, This means that during the test operation of the test operation input unit 71 C in the processing procedure RT33, the file is not accessed and remains at the initialized date (that is, “Yesterday's date”). At this time, the test execution processing section 71A proceeds to the next step SP184 without performing the copy processing of step SP183.
- step SP 184 is a step of determining whether or not all processes of the files in the directory have been completed. If a negative result is obtained, the test execution processing unit 71 A The process proceeds to step SP 182 described above, and the extraction process is repeated for other files in the directory. Eventually, when all files in the directory have been extracted, a positive result is obtained in step SP184, and the test execution processing unit 71A executes the above-described step SP184. Returning to 181, another directory is read from the basic program storage unit 711 B, and the processing for the other directory is repeated.
- test execution section 71A moves from step SP181 to step SP185 to perform the file extraction processing.
- the processing of the routine RT 34 ends.
- the basic program storage unit 71 B stores initial program clam loaders, initial program loaders in the memory areas of sector numbers “0” to “4 15”.
- L oader IPL
- a main file allocation table (Fi i e Allocation Table: FAT)
- a sub file allocation table (sub FAT) that stores the copy data
- a root directory a directory that stores the copy data.
- program data of file names A. DAT, B. DAT, and C. DAT are stored.
- the file memory area starting with the sector number "800" has a subdirectory DIRA and a program directory of file names A1.EXE, A2.DAT, A3.SYS. Is stored.
- sub-directory DIRB and the file names B 1. DAT and B 2. DAT program data are stored in the file memory area starting with the sector number “560 00”. .
- the initial program loader (IPL) is a program program for starting a processing operation based on the program data of the basic program storage section 71B.
- main file allocation table main; FAT
- subfile allocation table subFAT
- the file name A. DAT, B. DAT, C. DAT stored in the temporary storage area starting with "416", followed by the sub-directory DI RA Dress (that is, “FAT entry”) “2”, “4”, “6” ... and “file size” “1 800 0”, “2400”
- the subdirectory DIRB is composed of the “file name” Bl.DAT, B2 stored in the memory area starting with the sector number “560000”.
- the “FAT entry” consisting of the class address where the DAT file exists, the “file size” and the “other information” are written. Can be accessed, and the access date is written in the “access date” column.
- the processing of the file data extraction processing routine R T34 (FIG. 42) is performed by a plurality of operation input processing units 73 (73 A, 73 B, 73 C).
- an operating system for automatically operating the operation input execution unit 83 for each of the plurality of operation input unit processes 73 (73A, 73B, 73C ).
- Programs and applications '' A plurality of processing program distribution memory sections 72 (72A, 72B72C :) storing programs are created in the simulation device section 71. Can be achieved.
- Operation input processing section 73 (73A, 73B, 73C) is a connection port
- the operation input control unit 82 which is a personal computer, and the user performs an input operation on the operation input control unit 82.
- the operation input control unit 82 uses the program data stored in the processing program distribution memory unit 72 (72A, 72B, 72C%) To operate the operation input execution unit 8. Drive control of 3 as an automatic ticketing machine.
- the operation input control unit 8 2 is operated by the operation input processing unit 7 3 (73 A, 73 B, 73
- the CPU of the operation input control unit 82 executes the startup program stored in the ROM of the operation input control unit 82 itself in step SP 191, and then distributes the processing program in step SP 192.
- the initial program loader (IPL) for the memory unit 72 is executed, and the program data stored in the result processing program distribution memory unit 72 is sent to the operation input control unit 82 as external supply data. Ready to read.
- the operation input control unit 82 reads the file name in which the access control program is described from the externally supplied data supplied from the processing program distribution memory unit 72, and then executes step SP1.
- step SP193 the operation input control unit 82 reads the file name in which the access control program is described from the externally supplied data supplied from the processing program distribution memory unit 72, and then executes step SP1.
- step SP195 the operation input control unit 82 starts an operating system (OS) program by external supply data
- step SP196 the application using the external supply data is started.
- OS operating system
- the operation input control unit 82 controls the operation input execution unit 83 as an automatic issuing machine by executing the application program.
- the drive control processing for the operation input execution unit 83 in steps SP195 and SP196 is executed until the operation input control unit 82 confirms the end operation in step SP197, and then the step When the power is turned off by the user in SP 197, the operation input control unit 82 ends the operation input processing routine in step SP 198 (at this time, the access control program data is erased) ).
- the operation input control unit 82 executes the access control program resident in step SP 194, so that the user needs a part of the program data in the basic program storage unit 71B.
- the ticketing operation from the operation input execution unit 83 constituting the automatic ticketing machine can be reliably executed.
- the simulation device section 71 starts the simulation operation when the user turns on the power of the test execution processing section 71A with the basic program storage section 71B connected to the test execution processing section 71A. I do.
- test execution processing section 71A accesses the program data of the compact flash memory constituting the processing program distribution memory section 72 by executing the preprocessing routine RT30 in FIG. Axe for The process of writing the software control program to the basic program storage unit 71 B composed of a hard disk drive is executed as preprocessing.
- test execution processing unit 71 A executes the file extraction processing procedure R T shown in FIG.
- the test execution processing section 71A gives a read command S11 to the basic program storage section 71B in accordance with a command input from the user, thereby executing a test.
- the program data S12 necessary for causing the automatic operation of the operation input execution unit 7 1C for ticketing operation from the basic program storage unit 7 1B, the operation input execution unit 7 1C for test can be executed. Activate ticketing.
- “Today's date” is written as the access date of the program accessed by the read command S 11 in the basic program storage unit 71 B, and thus the test operation input execution unit 71 C Only the program data file used for the ticketing operation is changed from the initialized “Yesterday's date” to the “Today's date”.
- test execution processing unit 71A reads out only the file replaced with the "today's date" from the file extraction processing routine RT34 from the basic program storage unit 71B and distributes the processing program. Copies to memory 72.
- the management program distribution memory section 72 (72A, 72B, 72C) is created.
- the plurality of processing program distribution memory units 72 (72A, 72B, 72C%):
- the operation input processing units 73 (73A, 7
- the operation input unit 7 3 (73 A, 73 3) corresponding to a very small amount of program data via the processing program distribution memory unit 72 (72 A, 72 B, 72 C%) B, 73 C —;).
- the operation input processing section 73 is provided with an operation input processing routine R T shown in FIG.
- step 40 the pre-processing is performed so that the program data stored in the processing program distribution memory section 72 matches the functions of the personal computer constituting the operation input control section 82.
- step 40 the pre-processing is performed so that the program data stored in the processing program distribution memory section 72 matches the functions of the personal computer constituting the operation input control section 82.
- step 40 the pre-processing is performed so that the program data stored in the processing program distribution memory section 72 matches the functions of the personal computer constituting the operation input control section 82.
- the access control program stored in the processing program distribution memory section 72 the program data of the processing program distribution memory section 72 is loaded into the operation input control section 82 and the external supply
- the drive control is performed such that the operation input execution unit 83 is automatically issued by executing the abbreviated 'program (step SP 196).
- the date is initialized by setting “Yesterday's date” in the file initialization processing procedure RT 31 (FIG. 40).
- the date to be set is not limited to “Yesterday's date”.
- the present invention can be widely applied to various operation input devices that can perform a processing operation according to a user's input operation by using a part of the program data installed as a standard equipment in B. .
- reference numeral 90 denotes an operation input processing device that is an automatic ticket issuing machine that issues tickets according to user input operations, for example, concert tickets.
- the simulation device section 91 and a processing program distribution memory It has a section 92 and an operation input processing section 93.
- the simulation unit 91 is provided with the standard operating system program (OS) and applications.
- OS operating system program
- the processing program distribution memory section 92 is made of, for example, a compact flash memory, and stores operating system programs (OS) data and application programs data required to drive and control the automatic ticketing machine, respectively.
- OS operating system programs
- the data is supplied as externally supplied data to multiple automatic ticketing machines installed at retail stores that are dispersed in various ways.
- the operation input processing section 93 is an operating system supplied from the processing program distribution memory section 92.
- the user performs operation input based on the program (OS) data and the abbreviated program data.
- a process is performed to issue a specified ticket according to the operation input signal.
- the simulation device section 91 has a test execution processing section 91 A consisting of a personal computer, and when a user performs an input operation on the test execution processing section 91 A, the simulation program section 91 is stored in the basic program storage section 91 B. A read command for program data is given.
- the basic program storage section 91 B is constituted by a hard disk drive device, and an operating system for causing the operation input processing section 93 to issue a ticket is provided in a part thereof.
- an operating system for causing the operation input processing section 93 to issue a ticket is provided in a part thereof.
- a read instruction command (referred to as an IDE command) S21 is given from the test execution processing section 91A, the corresponding program data S22 is transmitted to the test execution processing section 9A.
- Supply 1 A As a result, in the operation input processing unit 93, a test having the same configuration as the operation input execution unit 103, which is an automatic ticketing machine, driven and controlled by the operation input control unit of the personal computer configuration.
- Operation input execution unit 91 1 C Operating system (OS) required for performing test operation ⁇ Programs and applications ⁇ Test execution process from basic program storage unit 91 B By being given to the section 91A, the test operation input execution section 91C is subjected to the test control operation.
- OS Operating system
- the basic program storage unit 91 B is provided with, as standard equipment, a number of application programs for executing various data processing operations along with an operating system (OS) program and stored in a recording medium having a hard disk configuration, for example. And test a part of the stored operating system (OS) ⁇ programs and applications ⁇ programs (program data stored in the file specified by the read command). The processing operation is executed by supplying it to the execution processing section 91A.
- OS operating system
- the processing operation is executed by supplying it to the execution processing section 91A.
- test execution processing section 91A responds to a user input operation before performing a test operation on the test operation input execution section 91C.
- a preprocessing routine RT50 shown in 49 is executed.
- the central processing unit (CPU) of the test execution processing section 91A enters step SP201 to perform operation input processing on the data stored in the processing program distribution memory section 92.
- the access control program for writing to the section 93 is written to the file memory area of the basic program storage section 91B, and in the next step SP202, the file name of the access control program is set to the basic name. Described in the file name memory area of the program storage section 9 1 B.
- test execution processing section 91A ends the pre-processing in step SP203.
- test execution processing section 91A is executed by mounting the floppy disk FL11 on which the preprocessing program has been written to the test execution processing section 91A.
- the test data supplied from the basic program storage unit 91B when the test execution processing unit 91A performs the test operation input execution unit 91C for test operation is executed by the test execution processing unit.
- 91 A executes the file extraction processing procedure RT 51 shown in FIG. 50, it is extracted from the basic program storage section 91 B and stored in the processing program distribution memory section 92.
- the test execution processing section 91A firstly opens the working file 91D inside its own personal combination in the processing routine RT52, and then executes the subsequent processing steps.
- RT53 read the sector access judgment table 91F from the floppy disk FL12.
- the sector access determination table 91F stores the program data read from the basic program storage unit 91B when the test execution processing unit 91A performs the test operation execution unit 91C. A logical value of “1” is written as a judgment flag to indicate that data has been read from the S22 sector. In this embodiment, “0” is written.) In this embodiment, the sector is stored in advance on the floppy disk FL 12.
- the access judgment table 9
- test execution processing section 91A uses the test operation input execution section 91C in the processing step RT54 by using the operating system program and the application program of the basic program storage section 91B.
- subsequent processing step SP55 only the file data of the sector having the logical value “1” in the sector-access determination table 91F in the sector-access determination table 91F is stored in the processing program distribution memory section 92. The file is copied, and thus the file extraction processing procedure ends in processing step RT56.
- the section / access determination table 91F read in the processing step RT53 is stored in the floppy disk FL12 in advance by the processing procedures shown in FIGS. 51 to 53.
- the test execution processing section 91A is provided in the work file 91D in step SP211 to determine the sector access decision.
- step SP212 write the interrupt destination address of the personal computer constituting the test execution processing section 91A.
- step SP 2 13 When the vector instruction int 13 H is generated Write the interrupt destination address indicating the interrupt destination address to be specified Change the vector of "Disk BIOS (INT13H)" to an entry for the sector access judgment processing program RT62 (Fig. 52).
- test execution processing section 91A ends the corresponding sector / access determination table creation processing procedure RT61 at step SP214.
- the sector access determination processing program RT62 as shown in Figure 52,
- the function is the read instruction READ or It is determined whether the instruction is a command other than READ, and if it is a read instruction, the sector, cylinder, and head specified by the IDE command in step SP222 are specified.
- An address representing a series of sector numbers (hereinafter, referred to as a logical sector address) is calculated from the sector register evening, the cylinder registry evening, and the head registry evening.
- the test execution processing section 91A marks the logical sector address position corresponding to the calculation result in the sector 'access determination table 91F (the determination flag "1"). ]).
- the test execution processing section 91A puts the logical value “at the logical sector address position specified by the read instruction command (IDE command) S21 given to the basic program storage section 91B. 1), and then write the original interrupt destination address where the relevant interrupt processing was specified in step SP2 24.
- step SP2 In 25 the sector / access determination process ends.
- step SP221 when the content of the read instruction command (IDE command) is a function other than the read instruction READ in step SP221, the test execution processing section 91A executes step SP222 Then, the flow shifts to step SP224 without performing the processing of SP224.
- IDE command a function other than the read instruction READ in step SP221
- test execution processing section 91A returns to the program before executing the interrupt processing in step SP224, and executes the processing when a read instruction command (IDE command) is generated thereafter.
- the test operation input execution unit 91C executes a series of control operations to store the basic program.
- a logical sector address in which the program data read from the section 9 IB is executed and the program data corresponding to the read command (IDE command) given to the basic program storage section 91 B is stored.
- the access determination table 91F in which the determination flag of the logical value "1" is stored at the position corresponding to the "1", is created.
- test execution processing unit 91A enters the sector access judgment table storage processing routine RT63 shown in FIG.
- the sector formed in the work file 9 1 D ⁇ Access judgment table 9 1 F is saved on the floppy disk FL 12 and in step SP 3 32 the relevant sector ⁇ Access judgment table is saved.
- the test execution processing section 91A uses the program data used when the test operation input execution section 91C was operated for testing as the logical sector address of the basic program storage section 91B.
- the sector 'access judgment table 91F shown is stored in the floppy disk FL12, and the basic program storage unit 91B and the processing program distribution memory unit 92 are used by using the sector access judgment table 91F. The extraction of the file data of can be executed.
- the sector access determination table 91 F stores all the unit memory area addresses of the basic program storage section 91 B (in this embodiment, a series of hard disk sector numbers, It has a large number of 1-bit memory areas corresponding to logical sector numbers, and can be stored in a file unit (usually a plurality of sectors) from a predetermined unit memory area of the basic program storage section 91B. Is read, the corresponding sector number is specified by the read command (IDE command), and the logical value "1"("" Remember that the flag is over. When the data is not read out, the flag value that indicates the logical value “0” (“no read” information) is stored.
- the basic program storage unit 91 B stores initial program addresses in memory areas of sector numbers “0” to “415”.
- oader system area such as IPL
- main file allocation table File Allocation Table: FAT
- sub FAT copy—subfile allocation table
- program data of file names A. DAT, B. DAT, and C. DAT are stored.
- the file memory area starting with the sector number “8000” contains a subdirectory DI RA and a program directory of file names Al.EXE, A2. DATs A3. Is stored o
- sub-directory DI RB the file name Bl.DAT, and the program data of ⁇ 2.DAT are stored in the file memory area starting with the sector number “560 00”. ing.
- the initial program loader (IPL) is a program program for starting a processing operation based on the program data in the basic program storage section 91B.
- the main file allocation table (main FAT) and subfile allocation table (subFAT) are data for managing a series of logical sector numbers on the hard disk of the basic program storage unit 11B. .
- the root directory is a file stored in a temporary storage area having a sector number “416” as a first address.
- the program data name of the IRA file can be accessed as an address using the class address classification, and the access date is written in the “access date” column.
- the subdirectory DIRA is composed of the "file name" Al.EXE, A2.DAT, which is stored in the memory area starting with the sector number "8 000".
- a 3. SYS, “FAT entry” consisting of the class address where the file of the next subdirectory DI RB exists, “File size”, and “Other information” are described.
- the program data stored in the memory area can be accessed, and the date of the access is written in the “access date” column.
- the subdirectory DI RB is composed of the “file name” Bl.DAT, B 2 stored in the memory area starting with the sector number “560000”.
- the “FAT entry” consisting of the class address where the DAT file exists, the “file size” and the “other information” are written. The evening can be accessed, and the date of the access is written in the “Access Date” column.
- the processing of the file data extraction processing routine: RT51 (FIG. 50) is performed by distributing a plurality of operation input processing units 93 (93A, 93B, 93C ).
- the processing input modules 93 (93A, 93B, 93C) correspond to the multiple processing processors, respectively.
- the operation input processing section 93 (93A, 93B, 93C ...) is connected to the connection port 101 by the processing program distribution memory section 92 (92As92B, 920 ).
- the processing program distribution memory sections 9 2 (92 A, 92 B, 92 C) are respectively connected to the operation input control section 102 composed of a personal computer.
- the operation input control unit 102 is connected to the processing program distribution memory unit 9 2 (92 A, 92 B, 9 Using the program data stored in 2 C;), the operation input execution unit 93 is driven and controlled as an automatic ticket issuing machine.
- the operation input control section 102 is operated by the operation input processing section 93 (93 A, 93 B, 9
- the CPU of the operation input control unit 102 executes the start-up program stored in R 0 M of the operation input control unit 102 itself in step SP 241, and then executes step SP 2 4 In 2
- the initial program loader (IPL) for the memory section 92 is executed, and the program data stored in the result processing program distribution memory section 92 is read by the operation input control section 92 as externally supplied data.
- the operation input control unit 102 determines in step SP 2 43 from the externally supplied data supplied from the processing program distribution memory unit 92 that the program data of the file name in which the access control program is described is stored.
- the access control program is executed in step SP224 and the access control program is resident in the work memory established in the own RAM.
- the operation input control unit 102 starts the operating system (OS) 'program based on externally supplied data in step SP 245, and in step SP 246, the processing input from the processing program distribution memory unit 92
- the application program is executed according to the read external supply data.
- the operation input control unit 102 controls the operation input execution unit 103 as an automatic ticket issuing machine by executing the ablation program.
- Such a drive control process for the operation input execution unit 103 in steps SP245 and SP246 is executed until the operation input control unit 102 confirms the end operation in step SP247, Eventually, when the user turns off the power in step SP247, the operation input control unit 102 ends the operation input processing routine in step SP248 (at this time, the access control program data is Will be erased). In this way, the operation input control unit 102 executes the access control program resident in step SP2444, so that the user needs a part of the program data stored in the basic program storage unit 91B. Extracted according to Based on the program data output and stored in the processing program distribution memory unit 92, the automatic ticket issuing operation from the operation input execution unit 103 constituting the automatic ticket issuing machine can be reliably executed.
- the simulation device section 91 turns on the power of the test execution processing section 91A when the user connects the basic program storage section 91B to the test execution processing section 91A. Start the simulation operation.
- test execution processing section 91A accesses the program data of the compact flash memory constituting the processing program distribution memory section 92 by executing the preprocessing routine RT50 of FIG. 49.
- a process of writing an access control program for writing to the basic program storage unit 91 B composed of a hard disk drive is executed as preprocessing.
- the test execution processing section 91A executes a basic program storage section in accordance with the user's instruction input in accordance with the sector access decision table creation processing procedures RT61 to RT63 shown in FIGS. 51 to 53.
- the program data S22 required for the automatic operation of the test operation input execution unit 91C to be read out from the basic program storage unit 91B and executed.
- the test operation input execution unit 91C creates a sector access judgment table that indicates the storage location of the program data used when the ticketing operation was executed, and stores it on the floppy disk FL12 I do.
- test execution processing section 91A executes the file extraction processing routine RT51 (FIG. 50) in which the sector access determination table 91F has a file having a determination flag of a logical value "1". Is read out from the basic program storage unit 91B and copied to the processing program distribution memory unit 92.
- the processing program distribution memory section 92 is required for the test operation input execution section 91C, and thus the operation input execution section 103 to issue a ticket. Only the necessary program data is extracted and stored in the processing program distribution memory unit 92.
- a plurality of processing programs are distributed so as to correspond to the plurality of operation input processing sections 93 (93A, 93B, 93C ).
- the memory section 92 (92A, 92B, 92C ... :) is created.
- the plurality of processing program distribution memory sections 92 correspond to operation input processing sections 93 (93A, 93B, 93C ...) corresponding to the user. 7) Is connected to the connection port 101, which allows a small capacity required to drive and control the operation input execution unit 103 that performs the automatic ticketing operation of the basic program storage unit 91B.
- the corresponding operation input unit 93 (93A, 93B, 93C) via the processing program distribution memory unit 92 (92A, 92B, 92C ; Hence) «).
- the operation input processing section 93 executes the operation input processing routine RT70 shown in FIG. 58, whereby the program data stored in the processing program distribution memory section 92 is processed by the operation input control section.
- the processing program distribution memory section 9 2 By executing the access control program loaded into the processing program distribution memory section 92 by pre-processing so as to match the functions of the personal computer constituting the 102, the processing program distribution memory section 9 2
- the program input from the external input supply unit 102 is taken into the operation input control unit 102, and the operation input execution unit 103 is executed by executing the application program by the external supply data input unit (step SP246). Drive control for automatic ticketing operation.
- test execution processing unit 91A As a means for extracting necessary program data from the basic program storage unit 91B to the processing program distribution memory unit 92, one personal computer constituting the test execution processing unit 91A is used. To It is only necessary to use the simple configuration used.
- the sec- tion / access determination table 91F formed in the work file 91D is temporarily stored on the floppy disk FL22, and the file data extraction processing routine (Fig. 5).
- the stored sector access determination table 91F is read into the work file 91D, and the program data is extracted from the basic program storage unit 91B to the processing program distribution memory unit 92.
- the sector's access decision table 9 1F is not saved on the floppy disk FL 22 but is stored in the working file 9 1 Even if the extraction process is executed, the same effect as in the above case can be obtained.
- the embodiment in which the present invention is applied to an automatic ticket issuing machine as the operation input execution unit 103 as an operation control target has been described.
- the point is that various types of programs that can perform processing operations according to user input operations can be performed by using a part of the program data installed as standard equipment in the basic program storage unit 91B.
- the present invention can be widely applied to operation input devices.
- the processing program distribution memory unit 92 is not limited to this, and may be, for example, a flash ROM.
- a memory using a writable storage medium such as a memory can be applied.
- the present invention is applicable to a case where a ticket is automatically issued according to a user input operation, for example, in a case where a ticket is automatically issued according to a user input operation in an automatic ticket issuing machine.
- an operation input execution unit such as a ticket issuing machine can be used as an operation input device that responds.
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