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Symposium on Operating Systems 1974: Rocquencourt, France
- Erol Gelenbe, Claude Kaiser:
Operating Systems, Proceedings of an International Symposium held at Rocquencourt, France, April 23-25, 1974. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 16, Springer 1974, ISBN 3-540-06849-X - Gérald Belpaire, Jean Pierre Wilmotte:
Correctness of realizations of levels of abstraction in operating systems. 1-15 - Thomas Beretvas:
A simulation model representing the OS/VS2 release 2 control program. 15-29 - Alexandre Brandwajn:
Equivalence and decomposition methods with application to a model of a time-sharing virtual memory system. 56-88 - Roy H. Campbell, A. Nico Habermann:
The specification of process synchronization by path expressions. 89-102 - Célio Guimarães:
A foreground- background time sharing queue with general service times. 103-125 - Serge Guiboud-Ribaud, J. Briat:
Espace d'adressage et espace d'exécuteion du systeème Gemau. 126-162 - A. Nico Habermann:
A new approach to avoidance of system deadlocks. 163-170 - James J. Horning, Hugh C. Lauer, P. M. Melliar-Smith, Brian Randell:
A program structure for error detection and recovery. 171-187 - Claude Kaiser, Sacha Krakowiak:
Analyse de quelques pannes d'un systeème d'exploitation. 188-207 - Butler W. Lampson:
An open operating system for a single-user machine. 208-217 - Jacques Lenfant:
Evaluation sur des modèles de comportement de programme de la taille d'un ensemble de travail. 218-236 - Richard J. Lipton:
Schedulers as enforces in synchronization. 237-256 - Christine Parent:
Caractérisation fonctionelle des systèmes de fichiers. 257-278 - Michel Parent:
Presentation of the control graph models. 279-292 - N. H. Shelness, P. D. Stephens, Harry Whitfield:
The Edinburgh multi-access system scheduling and allocation procedures in the resident supervisor. 293-310
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