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1990 – 1999

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1997
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Ravi Nair, Martin E. Hopkins:
Exploiting Instruction Level Parallelism in Processors by Caching Scheduled Groups. ISCA 1997: 13-25

1980 – 1989

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1987
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Martin E. Hopkins:
A Perspective on the 801/Reduced Instruction Set Computer. IBM Syst. J. 26(1): 107-121 (1987)
1981
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Gregory J. Chaitin, Marc A. Auslander, Ashok K. Chandra, John Cocke, Martin E. Hopkins, Peter W. Markstein:
Register Allocation Via Coloring. Comput. Lang. 6(1): 47-57 (1981)

1970 – 1979

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1972
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Martin E. Hopkins:
A case for the GOTO. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 7(11): 59-62 (1972)
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Martin E. Hopkins:
A case for the GOTO. ACM Annual Conference (2) 1972: 787-790

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