Carl McCrosky

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Published: 1993
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1989
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Carl McCrosky, Michael A. Jenkins:
Design of a processor for array-theoretic computation. J. Syst. Softw. 9(1): 67-74 (1989)
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Janice I. Glasgow, Michael A. Jenkins, Henk Meijer, Carl McCrosky:
Expressing parallel algorithms in Nial. Parallel Comput. 11(3): 331-347 (1989)
1986
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Michael A. Jenkins, Janice I. Glasgow, Carl McCrosky:
Programming Styles in Nial. IEEE Softw. 3(1): 46-55 (1986)
1985
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Janice I. Glasgow, Michael A. Jenkins, Carl McCrosky:
User Defined Parallel Control Strategies in Nial. SLP 1985: 22-28
1984
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Carl McCrosky, Janice I. Glasgow, Michael A. Jenkins:
Nial: A candidate language for fifth generation computer systems. ACM Annual Conference 1984: 157-166

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