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ORCID6th SIGSMALL 1983: San Diego, CA, USA
- Anne-Marie Claybrook, Jacob Slonim:
Proceedings of the 1983 ACM SIGSMALL symposium on Personal and small computers, SIGSMALL 1983, San Diego, California, USA, December 7-9, 1983. ACM 1983, ISBN 978-0-89791-123-8 - Larry Tesler:
Object-oriented user interfaces and object-oriented languages (Keynote Address). 3-5 - Thomas W. Christopher, Philip J. Hatcher:
A network computer for distributed software research. 9-13 - Yigal Hoffner:
Static and dynamic topological re-configurability in multi-microcomputer systems. 14-23 - Ramkumar V. Chary, Robert C. Gammill:
An interprocess communication facility for the model a multi-microcomputer system. 24-31 - Richard A. McBride, Elizabeth A. Unger:
Modeling jobs in a distributed system. 32-41 - Vania Joloboff:
An interactive graphics editor for document preparation. 45-53 - Donald J. Criscione:
A CAD/CAM system based upon the iAPX 432. 54-60 - Carlos Mendes de Azevedo, Luiz Antonio Belletti Rodrigues:
CP/M graph-plus: CP/M with graphic resources. 61-64 - G. Battani, J. C. Guzmán, A. Márquez, M. J. Peyer:
Mod-PROLOG, a modular, microcomputer oriented PROLOG. 67-75 - Kam-Wing Ng, Wai-Yan Ma:
An Integrated FORTH System. 76-80 - Hans-Stephan Jansohn, Rudolf Landwehr, Jochen Hayek, Michael Thätner:
Generating MC68000 code for Ada. 81-87 - Rita C. Summers, Christopher Wood, John M. Marberg, Mostafa Ebrahimi, Kenneth J. Perry, Uri Zernik:
RM: A resource-sharing system for personal computers. 91-98 - A. Wupit:
Comparison of UNIX network systems. 99-108 - Herbert Kuss:
Logical design of a reliable transaction management in a distributed multiple processor system. 109-116 - George H. Clapp:
An analysis of CP/NET. 117-124 - Marty Ossefort:
A sorting routine of intermediate size and speed. 127-131 - John K. Gotwals:
Processing power on the IBM personal computer. 132-142 - Mitsuo Gen, Kenichi Ida:
Interactive bicriteria linear programming systems implemented on a personal computer. 143-152 - Josiah A. Hoskins, W. D. Hoskins:
Algorithms for the design and analysis of woven textiles. 153-160 - Eric Hirschy:
Hermes: An operating system for a Modula-2 environment. 163-167 - Michael A. Malcolm, Doug Dyment:
Experience designing the waterloo port user interface. 168-175 - Rafiul Ahad, Georg Raeder:
Tightly coupled operating systems on personal microcomputers. 176-181 - Sten Minör, Per-Olov Nilsson:
Using a personal computer as a debug engine. 185-196 - Jon Radue:
On the design of an interactive spelling dictionary for personal computers. 197-199 - Robert B. Allen, Steven J. Breckler
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Human factors of telephone-mediated interactive electronic games. 200-205 - J. Michael Bennett, Paul V. Chefurka:
MicroNet a low-cost local area network for microcomputers. 209-216 - Andreas Diener, Richard P. Brägger, Andreas Dudler, Carl August Zehnder:
Database services for personal computers linked by a local area network. 217-221 - Keiji Satou, Yoshihiro Nakamura, Sadao Fukatsu, Nobuo Watanabe, Takashi Kimoto:
Design and implementation of a personal computer local network. 222-231 - Diane Jantz, Elizabeth A. Unger, Richard A. McBride, Jacob Slonim:
Query processing in a distributed data base. 237-244 - D. Y. Li, F. G. Heath:
ILEX an intelligent relational database system. 245-252 - Jakob Karszt, Georg Lausen, Wolffried Stucky:
Datenbank-Pascal an extendable database management system for personal computer networks. 253-265
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