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Digital Technical Journal, Volume 8, 1996
Volume 8, Number 1, Winter 1996
- Jane C. Blake:
Editor's Introduction. - Don Harbert:
Foreword. - Wayne M. Cardoza, Frederick S. Glover, William E. Snaman Jr.:
Design of the TruCluster Multicomputer System for the Digital UNIX Environment. - Linda S. Wilson, Craig A. Neth, Michael J. Rickabaugh:
Delivering Binary Object Modication Tools for Program Analysis and Optimization. - John T. Freitas, James G. Peterson, Scot A. Aurenz, Charles P. Guldenschuh, Paul J. Ranauro:
Design of eXcursion Version 2 for Windows, Windows NT, and Windows 95. - Margaret Olson, Laura Holly, Colin Strutt:
Integrating Multiple Directory Services. - Richard L. Rosenbaum, Stanley I. Goldfarb:
Design of the Common Directory Interface for DECnet/OSI.
Volume 8, Number 2, Spring 1996
- Jane C. Blake:
Editor's Introduction. - Rich Marcello:
Foreword. - James E. Johnson, William A. Laing:
Overview of the Spiralog File System. - Christopher Whitaker, J. Stuart Bayley, Rod D. W. Widdowson:
Design of the Server for the Spiralog File System. - Russell J. Green, Alasdair C. Baird, J. Christopher Davies:
Designing a Fast On-line Backup System for a Log-structured File System. - Mark A. Howell, Julian M. Palmer:
Integrating the Spiralog File System into the OpenVMS Operating System. - Michael S. Harvey, Leonard S. Szubowicz:
Extending OpenVMS for 64-bit Addressable Virtual Memory. - Thomas R. Benson, Karen L. Noel, Richard E. Peterson:
The OpenVMS Mixed Pointer Size Environment. - Duane A. Smith:
Adding 64-bit Pointer Support for a 32-bit Run-time Library. - James V. Lawton, John J. Brosnan, Morgan P. Doyle, Seosamh D. Ó Riordáin, Timothy G. Reddin:
Building a High-performance Message-passing System for MEMORY CHANNEL Clusters. - Bernard A. Rozmovits:
The Design of User Interfaces for Digital Speech Recognition Software.
Volume 8, Number 3, Summer 1996
- Jane C. Blake:
Editor's Introduction. - Alan G. Nemeth:
Foreword. - Daniel T. Harrington, James P. Bound, John J. McCann, Matt Thomas:
Internet Protocol Version 6 and the Digital UNIX Implementation Experience. - Maxwell M. Burnet, Robert M. Supnik:
Preserving Computing's Past: Restoration and Simulation. - William Celmaster:
Modern Fortran Revived as the Language of Scientific Parallel Computing. - Judith A. Piantedosi, Archana S. Sathaye, D. John Shakshober:
Performance Measurement of TruCluster Systems under the TPC-C Benchmark. - Tareef Kawaf, D. John Shakshober, David C. Stanley:
Performance Analysis Using Very Large Memory on the 64-bit AlphaServer System. - Dah Ming Chiu, David M. Griffin:
Building Collaboration Software for the Internet.
Volume 8, Number 4, Fall 1996
- Jane C. Blake:
Editor's Introduction. - Zarka Cvetanovic, Darrel D. Donaldson:
AlphaServer 4100 Performance Characterization. - Maurice Steinman, George J. Harris, Andrej Kocev, Virginia C. Lamere, Roger D. Pannell:
The AlphaServer 4100 Cached Processor Module Architecture and Design. - Roger A. Dame:
The AlphaServer 4100 Low-cost Clock Distribution System. - Glenn A. Herdeg:
Design and Implementation of the AlphaServer 4100 CPU and Memory Architecture. - Samuel H. Duncan, Craig D. Keefer, Thomas A. McLaughlin:
High Performance I/O Design in the AlphaServer 4100 Symmetric Multiprocessing System. - Vipin V. Gokhale:
Design of the 64-bit Option for the Oracle7 Relational Database Management System. - T. K. Rengarajan, Maxwell Berenson, Ganesan Gopal, Bruce McCready, Sapan Panigrahi, Srikant Subramaniam, Marc B. Sugiyama:
VLM Capabilities of the Sybase System 11 SQL Server. - David P. Hunter, Eric B. Betts:
Measured Effects of Adding Byte and Word Instructions to the Alpha Architecture.
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