SIGARCH Computer Architecture News, Volume 9

Volume 9, Number 1, February 1981

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  Lloyd Dickman:
  SIGARCH business. 7-8

Volume 9, Number 2, April 1981

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  Martin De Prycker:
  A new index mode for the VAX-11. 10-11
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  David K. Stevenson:
  The Phoenix Project. 12-15
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  E. M. J. C. Van Oost:
  Multi-processor system description and simulation using structured multi-programming languages. 16-32

Book review

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  John F. Wakerly:
  Review of "The Computers that Saved Metropolis, by DC Comics and Radio Shack", July 1980. 33-34

Volume 9, Number 3, May 1981

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Volume 9, Number 4, June 1981

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  George W. Gerrity:
  On processes and interrupts. 4-14
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  Dwight D. Hill:
  A hardware mechanism for supporting range checks. 15-21
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  Vladimir S. Cherniavsky:
  The computing memory another distributed computer architecture. 22-24
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  James E. Thornton:
  8th annual symposium on computer architecture: heterogeneous computer architecture. 25-33
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  Errata for two publications. 34

Volume 9, Number 5, August 1981

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  Donald C. Lindsay:
  Cache memory for microprocessors. 6-13
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  Krishna M. Kavi:
  Innovative architectures and commercial computers: a summary of the panel discussion at NCC 1981. 14-16
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  Roy M. Jenevein, Doug DeGroot, G. Jack Lipovski:
  Errata: A hardware support mechanism for scheduling resources in parallel machine environment: (from Proceedings of the 8th Annual Symposium on Computer Architecture, p. 57). 17

Volume 9, Number 6, October 1981

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  Chung-Kwong Yuen:
  Extending the power of short-wordlength processors by means of context-dependent machine instructions. 9-15
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  Allan Gottlieb, Clyde P. Kruskal:
  Coordinating parallel processors: a partial unification. 16-24
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  Structured machine design: an ongoing experiment. 25