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ORCIDSIGCOMM/SIGOPS Workshop on Interprocess Communications 1975: USA
- Wesley W. Chu, Vinton G. Cerf, T. C. Chen, R. Stockton Gains, Butler W. Lampson:
Proceedings of the 1975 ACM SIGCOMM/SIGOPS Workshop on Interprocess Communications, USA. ACM 1975, ISBN 978-1-4503-7313-5 - Butler W. Lampson:
Synchronization: Introduction by the session chairman. 1-2 - Gérald Belpaire:
Synchronization: Is a synthesis of the problems possible? 3-10 - Raymond S. Tomlinson:
Selecting sequence numbers. 11-23 - Yogen K. Dalal:
More on selecting sequence numbers. 25-36 - Robert C. Chen:
Representation of process synchronization. 37-42 - Vinton G. Cerf:
Formalisms for interprocess communication. 43-44 - Gregor von Bochmann:
Communication protocols and error recovery procedures. 45-50 - Philip M. Merlin, David J. Farber:
Recoverability of modular systems. 51-56 - R. Stockton Gaines:
Protection. 57-58 - Gerald J. Popek:
On data secure computer networks. 59-62 - T. C. Chen:
Interprocess communication systems. 63 - Eric G. Manning, Richard Peebles:
Segment transfer protocols for a homogeneous computer network. 65-73 - Wesley Chu:
Performance. 75 - John M. McQuillan, David C. Walden:
Some considerations for a high performance message-based interprocess communication system. 77-86 - André A. S. Danthine, Joseph Bremer:
Communication protocols in a network context. 87-92 - Holger Opderbeck:
On the efficiency of control procedures for computer communication networks. 93-96
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