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9th ISCA 1982: Austin, TX, USA
- Stephen A. Szygenda, John Hughes, Matt Blanton, Terry J. Wagner, Dennis J. Frailey, Tom Gunter, Chuck McLeavy, G. Jack Lipovski, Miroslaw Malek:

9th International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA 1982), Austin, TX, USA, April 26-29, 1982. IEEE Computer Society 1982 - David A. Patterson, Richard S. Piepho:

RISC assessment: A high-level language experiment. 3-8 - Douglas W. Clark, Henry M. Levy:

Measurement and analysis of instruction use in the VAX-11/780. 9-17 - Krishna M. Kavi, Boumediene Belkhouche, Evelyn Bullard, Lois M. L. Delcambre, Stephen M. Nemecek:

HLL architectures: Pitfalls and predilections. 18-23 - Allan Gottlieb, Ralph Grishman, Clyde P. Kruskal, Kevin P. McAuliffe, Larry Rudolph, Marc Snir:

The NYU Ultracomputer-designing a MIMD, shared-memory parallel machine (Extended Abstract). 27-42 - King-Hang Chu, King-Sun Fu:

VLSI architectures for high speed recognition of context-free languages and finite-state languages. 43-49 - Mark A. Franklin, Donald F. Wann:

Asynchronous and clocked control structures for VLSI based interconnection networks. 50-59 - Robert J. McMillen, Howard Jay Siegel:

Performance and fault tolerance improvements in the Inverse Augmented Data Manipulator network. 63-72 - Douglas Stott Parker Jr., Cauligi S. Raghavendra:

The Gamma network: A multiprocessor interconnection network with redundant paths. 73-80 - Roy M. Jenevein, James C. Browne:

A control processor for a reconfigurable array computer. 81-89 - Laxmi N. Bhuyan, Dharma P. Agrawal:

A general class of processor interconnection strategies. 90-98 - Forbes J. Burkowski:

Instruction set design issues relating to a static dataflow computer. 101-111 - James E. Smith:

Decoupled access/execute computer architectures. 112-119 - L. J. Caluwaerts, J. Debacker, J. A. Peperstraete:

A data flow architecture with a paged memory system. 120-127 - B. Ramakrishna Rau, Christopher D. Glaeser, Raymond L. Picard:

Efficient code generation for horizontal architectures: Compiler techniques and architectural support. 131-139 - Gene C. Barton:

Sentry: A novel hardware implementation of classic operating system mechanisms. 140-147 - Miron Abramovici, Ytzhak H. Levendel, Prem R. Menon:

A logic simulation machine. 148-157 - Subrata Dasgupta, Marius Olafsson:

Towards a family of languages for the design and implementation of machine architectures. 158-167 - Woei Lin, Chuan-lin Wu:

Design of a 2 × 2 fault-tolerant switching element. 181-189 - Donald S. Fussell, Peter J. Varman:

Fault-tolerant wafer-scale architectures for VLSI. 190-198 - Sakti Pramanik:

Database filters. 201-210 - Mario Tokoro, Takashi Takizuka:

On the semantic structure of information - A proposal of the abstract storage architecture. 211-217 - Yasunori Dohi, Akira Suzuki, Noriyuki Matsui:

Hardware sorter and its application to data base machine. 218-225 - Philip C. Treleaven, Richard P. Hopkins:

A recursive computer architecture for VLSI. 229-238 - M. Castan, Elliott I. Organick:

µ3L: An HLL-RISC processor for parallel execution of FP-language programs. 239-247 - Ferdinand Hommes:

The heap/substitution concept - an implementation of functional operations on data structures for a reduction machine. 248-256 - Paul F. Reynolds Jr.:

A shared resource algorithm for distributed simulation. 259-266 - Bijendra N. Jain:

Duplication of packets and their detection in X.25 communication protocols. 267-273 - Pauline Markenscoff:

A multiple processor system for real time control tasks. 274-280 - Leslie Jill Miller:

A heterogeneous multiprocessor design and the distributed scheduling of its task group workload. 283-290 - George H. Goble, Michael H. Marsh:

A dual processor VAX 11/780. 291-298 - Michel Dubois, Faye A. Briggs:

Effects of cache coherency in multiprocessors. 299-308 - Trevor N. Mudge, B. A. Makrucki:

Probabilistic analysis of a crossbar switch. 311-320 - Steven P. Levitan, Caxton C. Foster:

Finding an extremum in a network. 321-325 - U. V. Premkumar, James C. Browne:

Resource allocation in rectangular SW banyans. 326-333

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